Oh man that kinda sucks to me, I was hoping that it just has to be genuine no matter who does it, thanks though

Edit: that’s what I was told but I see that they’re wrong…

Yes you would still get the message. Apple and apple authorized shops have the necessary hardware that tells the phone the new part is genuine and has been installed by an authorized person to turn off that message

It is certainly possible.

Don’t ask me. I’ve been obsessed with gadgets for years and always get the latest. Don’t be like me!

Looks like our cycles will meet each other at 15 pro

Am on 8 btw

For me I usually change every 2-3 years. Started with 3GS, 5, 8, 11, 13 Pro.

Depends on the person if you're rich upgrade new phone every September / October

Upgrade every 5-7 years

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You realize batteries can fail in ways other than capacity, yeah?

The amount the battery holds (capacity) Is not the same as current.

One is how much it can hold, one is how much power it can supply per second until the capacity is depleted.

Anything from heat, cold, or chemical failure in the battery can cause this kind of issue, you can have over 100% batt health and the battery can still be a lemon if it drops cells or electrolytes cause expansion.

I usually upgrade when I feel it is „necessary“ or I get a good deal on a used one. My upgrade path so far: 4, 5, 5s, 6s, 7, XS, 12 pro max, 13 pro max. No real pattern in upgrading for me. My old phones usually stay in the family (me => parents => kids), so the latest moment to upgrade mine is if one phone in the family cannot run the latest iOS.

I usually upgrade when the battery can’t manage my usage through an average day anymore. Then my phone goes to my dad, his phone to my aunt, her phone to my nephew…we have an entire recycling line in the family.

While I setted up my phone, I didn't got that to add to cc

If apple won't work on it, any iphone is probably common enough to get work done at most phone repair shops. There's even diy kits you can order! Might not be able to get the official battery though so like your screen you'll lose something on that route, usually the state of health feature.

Why use apple care when it’s a warranty issue

Uhhh… On paper, I would say they won’t service it because they’re technically dealing with a non-genuine apple part/service that was done to your phone. In reality, they might just let it slide(?) Never know until u try

I don’t ask politely, I demand satisfaction!

Hmm yeah tHy looks about rigth

Yeah….

Thanks that’s really helpful. I charge my phone every nigth around 10pm or later and use it around 5am or 6 however my battery is not the best like it’s fine for most days but sometimes I use it a bit more and then i have to charge it by 3 pm if not it last all day but I guess that prob is not helping

It doesn’t have to be within a year. If you have an active AppleCare plan, it is replaceable.

I hope so. I had focus turned on and I shut that off. Notifications are open on it.

Thanks for your help though

it might just be a bug with the new update, have to see if they fix it with the next update

I think I’ll just reset all my settings if I can

I’ll try that too

Lol this guy is so naive. Where were you in 2012? Carriers kept every phone locked in canada, it was terrible, had to pay hundreds to unlock. I think this guy is slightly special