no true tone in my iPhone X
my iphone x is white with a silver edge and it has no true tone
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Hello @methika
There is one reason that comes to mind when I think of an iPhone X or above missing true tone display. Every single iPhone’s screen is paired with the phone essentially at the birth of that iPhone when it comes to the iPhone X and up. When the iPhone’s screen gets replaced by a third party repair shop or by using any other parts other than the iPhone’s original screen, the true tone display of the device gets disabled automatically. There is no way to recover this by yourself unless you have the original screen that came with the phone and transfer the serial code using various methods.
IF you really want true tone display back and do not have the original screen, then you will, unfortunately, have to get the screen replaced and redone at Apple.
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Actually, there is a way to get it back, you just have to have the right tools and programs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMoC3NM1.... There is a link to a video on how it is done. The programer cost me around $100 USD I think. Software is free if you have a PC to put it on...
See the below answer for the same video. I didn't realize it was the same video. Sorry.
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If you do not have the original screen, the solution by Andrea Lopez is the most common one.
But there is another solution if you are not opposed to buy some additional hardware for round about 50 €/US-$. I stumbled upon this solution a few days ago. I already have the device mentioned in the video and will try it myself for the next iPhone i get into my hands for a screen repair.
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