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I got my screen fixed a few days ago and now I keep getting these notifications that say “unable to verify that this has an IPhone display”. Is there any way to stop these notifications without going to get my screen re-fixed.
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
You should never get a repair done by anyone other than Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider. Go to Apple and get an original and genuine display: Get Support.
Jack
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
You should never get a repair done by anyone other than Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider. Go to Apple and get an original and genuine display: Get Support.
Jack
The Related Article at the top of this page that you were reading when you posted explains all about those messages.
Is there any way to stop these notifications other than getting my screen replaced by apple?
