I need your help to activate my iPhone Face ID

100clicks wrote:

Where did it stop working on the iPhone or Mac? You can delete and re add a new face ID in Settings>Face ID and passcodes

Not if you replaced the motherboard in the phone; a new motherboard is essentially a new phone, and it won’t mate via the encrypted true-depth camera connection.

My second option was eliminate/ make rid/ bin/ change your iPhone if you read my reply, as Apple clearly didn’t fix it, because for Apple to fix a faulty motherboard would mean to exchange the iPhone. So following your reply it'd imply Apple didn't fix the problem exchanging the iPhone but third parties fixing the iPhone

As I said, Face ID will be disabled because the replaced motherboard won’t pair with the camera, so you can’t make a new Face ID.

Apple didn’t even try to fix it. The original poster replaced the motherboard, not Apple. Apple doesn’t replace any parts in a phone other than the screen and battery. All other “repairs” are done by replacing the phone and sending the defective phone to a depot to be refurbished or recycled if unrepairable.

I change like I have fixed it like in I took my iPhone to the repair shop? Or I changed it like me myself? How many people do you know that can change the motherboards to iPhones and be able to turn them on again? You don't know, a few confusing words. Besides if it's that the only option is discard it

Hello ~ Why are we arguing about this? I personally know several people that have done their own work on iPhones with no issues. I take what the Author is saying a face value… “I changed my motherboard” is pretty straightforward in my opinion especially followed by “my Face ID stop working”

~Katana-San~

There’s a lesson to be learned there.

Where did it stop working on the iPhone or Mac? You can delete and re add a new face ID in Settings>Face ID and passcodes

Indeed so you make a new face ID as a new iPhone or you bin your iPhone

Perfect so my second option is more appropriate

100clicks wrote:

Perfect so my second option is more appropriate

Except that it won’t work, otherwise it is perfect.

The Author didn't say anything particular to think about that. And if it's a third party fix as I said my second option is surely the most appropriate, yes I missed the recycling ;}

Hello~ The Author said…”I changed my motherboard”

~Katana-San~

I'm not arguing it's you that keep replying to me instead to answering the Author, none of you said anything to the Author just to me that to be honest I don't have a refurbished do it myself iPhone

Hello once more~ Well…you carry on and take care.

~Katana-San~