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I have an iPhone 5s in and it was experiencing intermittent sever touch jumping and lag. It had symptoms very similar to that of a bad digitizer connection or water damage.
However, after a factory restore and half an hour of testing the issues are no longer present.
Has anyone experienced anything like this, or have any theories on what could have caused it?
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-Adrian
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Yeah, probably the bad sector in your backup. Continue using it without old data.
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Yeah, I ended up using the stock IOS and moving the clients apps and data over with a third party tool. I suppose this one will remain a mystery.
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It is pretty rare with iPhones at least since the automatic touch calibration is usually spot on.
However, if the screen was replaced with a low quality refurbished display etc, touch issue can easily come up. Also a 3rd party non OEM AC charger can also cause touch issues.
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It was with full OEM build interestingly enough.
Yeah I've never heard that before. First time for everything I guess? :)
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on this site I see people constantly tell others to restore there phones to fix a digitizer though in all the years Ive been fixing phone and computers Ive never seen a software problem in a digitizer . But if so many claim to have fixed there phones this way there must be some fact to it.
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