They have a laser repair at third party shops but it’s expensive and makes the back glass likely to break again is what I was referring to

Sooo that’s what I said. No method for fixing back exists for the iPhone 13.

Apply policy doesn’t allow repairs for the back glass for their insurance. Especially for any damage on or near the camera. The 13 also is very particular with how apple wants them repaired. Basically if he walks into his phone carrier and uses the insurance or apple care plus they are gonna ask for a deductible and do a whole device replacement.

Found it https://i.imgur.com/XXiUF0b.jpg

So it appears as ‘Other’ under the Calendar app. But when I go into Settings-> Calendar, it does not show the ‘Other’ account. No clue how to remove it.

Just reply ‘no u’

Start a screen recording and do it again? Then you can step the the frames?

It would be a whole unit replace, so 99$.

Try iTunes

Not true. A broken back glass need a rear system repair. That’s a whole swap for everything but the screen and the camera module.

It’s likely an Apple side problem (the update isn’t signed correctly or something). Just try again tomorrow and see if it’s working.

Tried to update it via the IPSW file with a Mac or PC?

Stupid question. Did u verify ur internet is connected and working?

No, they’re not going to repair that. That’s two major repairs and they’re forced by the software to swap the phone.

Source: used to work there

I just checked and the only accounts that pop up when I click Calendar are my own email accounts. So not entirely sure what happened.

I have tried resetting multiple times and have switched networks, cleared up more storage, and reset network settings and even all settings. I’ve tried deleting the update and reinstalling multiple times. Nothing seems to work. I have an iPhone XR if that helps but it shows it is supported for iOS 16 on apple’s official site. Is there a way to update it thru my Mac?

I ordered mine early November and it said it won’t deliver until dec. 9. But it showed up a couple weeks ago so maybe expect yours a bit earlier?

So go to settings>Calendar and look at subscribed calendars. It may have subscribed you to a calendar via a URL with an .ics at the end of the link. That should be harmless and this is something that can be done from a web browser (usually intentionally.)

It SHOULD be harmless. I mean who knows if someone found a zero day vulnerability that can be deliver via calendar subscriptions but I doubt it.

I just refreshed to test cause i was genuinely curious.

It modified “Subscription Calendar”

For a 200$ difference, get the 13 pro max The only difference between them is the dynamic island and a slightly improved camera and a better set of speakers

Look at your safari browser history. Maybe you'll get a clue there.

I will but a bit worried as it was under the Apple Id and don’t want whatever script it just ran to remain there after resetting.

I dont understand how it did that. Only Apple certificates are trusted.

I suggest you to perform a factory reset

Yikes

Then my other option would be aftermarket, i.e., marketplace or eBay.

Not an option.