True Tone Possible Fix
?Does anyone know if it is possible to get True Tone back after replacing the screen? I know it goes away but there has to be a way to bypass that right?
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There are Chinese chip programmers that migrate screen or ALS data from the original unit to replacement ones, however that only somewhat get the feature switch back, for full calibration, you can only ask Apple to replace the screen for you.
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Is there a link you can send me to one of these chips please?
I'm pretty sure with programmer u need to read the data of the original broken screen and then programme it onto a new screen however the new screen must be genuine ie refurbished glass change etc
If you need to ask, you can’t do this yourself, send to Apple, the official repair cost isn’t outrageous compared to the price of the screen from other channels.
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I know is a different model but may can answer some question for you
True Tone and Autobrightness not working after LCM repair..
also is a original screen or original Screen?
by rustedchip
I haven’t decided on what screen to get yet but I want to fix it myself. Sending it to apple is too expensive so I would honestly just get a new phone then.
by Daniel McLean