The iPhone will let you know if the website has stretched you

iOS 15.2 will go to users with a subtle but extremely practical novelty.The system will notify the user about the history and details of the repairs carried out.

iPhone and its service are an endless story.Once we hear that Apple stubbornly hinders the use of substitutes, and then withdraw from this decision, and so wte and inside.In a word, a real mess.Fortunately, this time it is not about a scuffle with unauthorized repair points, but about purely information.

Namely iOS 15.2 will accumulate the history of repairs to, as the manufacturer assures, hinder the life of the tricksters.Going to the specifics, in the tab this device in the general settings section will be provided with a list of service activities carried out along with information about the type and origin of installed spare parts.

The software will recognize what components were replaced and whether the service used the originals, and if so - whether they were new or dismantled from another iPhone.In addition, it will determine the status of repair, which should be understood as it was carried out to the end and the phone has been correctly submitted.

The company from Cupertino maintains that it is not about blocking repairs, because the smartphone, even equipped with substitutes, will work.Of course, as long as the parts are fully functional.However, the leitmotif is to limit the possibilities of tricksters who, under the pretext of using original components.

Repair history in iOS 15.2 - Compatible models

However, the smartphone will not always tell the whole truth, and technical restrictions are at stake.To verify the battery, you need to have a minimum iPhone XR, XS or SE 2.generation.The validation of the screen, in turn, is only available in the iPhone 11, and the camera - 12.

So the oldest of the still actively used models such as the iPhone 6S, which are the most vulnerable to garage service, remain out of the stake.Nevertheless, their case is not so much about the originality of the part as the price of the service, so Summa Summarum should not have this company Tim Cook for bad.

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Source of text: Apple, Development.own

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