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Has anyone else experienced an issue where after a reboot, the iPhone gives a non-genuine camera warning? This has happened 2 times to me in less than a year, really frustrating considering I have to go all the way up to Apple to get it fixed, or have very minimal camera features. I could only find a couple other people with this issue, I use a iPhone 13 Pro.
iPhone 13 Pro
masonepicgamer Said:
"Anyone else having an issue with iPhone cameras?: Has anyone else experienced an issue where after a reboot, the iPhone gives a non-genuine camera warning? This has happened 2 times to me in less than a year, really frustrating considering I have to go all the way up to Apple to get it fixed, or have very minimal camera features. I could only find a couple other people with this issue, I use a iPhone 13 Pro."
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Ungenuine Camera Reports are Common:
Yes. There are plenty reports on these forums of this. Typically, it occurs under two circumstances (A.)an ungenuine camera was placed there, or (B.)someone just made a major change to it, particularly updates and restarts. So, contact Apple Support to get this fixed, being it may be an error in their device database. See this post from just a moment ago: Camera unknown part - Apple Community
masonepicgamer Said:
"Anyone else having an issue with iPhone cameras?: Has anyone else experienced an issue where after a reboot, the iPhone gives a non-genuine camera warning? This has happened 2 times to me in less than a year, really frustrating considering I have to go all the way up to Apple to get it fixed, or have very minimal camera features. I could only find a couple other people with this issue, I use a iPhone 13 Pro."
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Ungenuine Camera Reports are Common:
Yes. There are plenty reports on these forums of this. Typically, it occurs under two circumstances (A.)an ungenuine camera was placed there, or (B.)someone just made a major change to it, particularly updates and restarts. So, contact Apple Support to get this fixed, being it may be an error in their device database. See this post from just a moment ago: Camera unknown part - Apple Community
masonepicgamer Said:
"The camera is genuine, phone never been opened"
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Thank you for the following reply.
Get this iPhone Serviced by Apple:
Set up a Genius Bar Appointment at your local Apple Store. There, it will be looked at and you'll be provided with your options to fix this.
The camera is genuine, phone never been opened
Anyone else having an issue with iPhone cameras?
