
Face ID components are cryptographically paired to the device they shipped in, so replacing the assembly does not restore the feature — it removes it.
Face ID components are cryptographically paired to the device they shipped in, so replacing the assembly does not restore the feature — it removes it. A tag-on…
Face ID components are cryptographically paired to the device they shipped in, so replacing the assembly does not restore the feature — it removes it. A tag-on flex exists to solve exactly that problem: it repairs the damaged dot projector circuit while the original, factory-paired parts stay in the phone.
This one is cut for the iPhone 14 Plus and built on FPC material for stable signal transmission across the repaired path.
It is a microsoldering part rather than a plug-in replacement, and it is designed to be used alongside supported MIJING and Face ID programming tools.
Advanced microsoldering technicians and repair professionals. It is not intended for standard consumer installation.
Face ID components are cryptographically paired to the device they shipped in, so replacing the assembly does not restore the feature — it removes it. A tag-on flex exists to solve exactly that problem: it repairs the damaged dot projector circuit while the original, factory-paired parts stay in the phone. This one is cut for the iPhone 14 Plus and built on FPC material for stable signal transmission across the repaired path. It is a microsoldering part rather than a plug-in replacement, and it is designed to be used alongside supported MIJING and Face ID programming tools. • Repairs the dot projector circuit without replacing the Face ID assembly • Preserves the factory-paired Face ID components, maintaining device security • FPC construction for stable signal transmission • Designed for use with supported MIJING and Face ID programming tools Compatible with: iPhone 14 Plus.
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