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Hello, Recently while following TronicFix I noticed he used a reprogramming tool for the iPhone 11 or something to copy the OEM information of the screen over to the replacement. Now, I haven’t found any good English content about doing it for the 7 and 8. He successfully copied his OEM information into a replacement screen. However, my concern is thus. Have anyone of you done it? and are all replacement parts equal? for example. Does ifixit even map the touch id into their flex cable or are they just mapping the button function? The exact tool he used i found on alliexpress for about $50 (JC-V1). If it’s worked for anyone else that would be great to know!
I have attempted it with both the JC programmer and the JC home button. You can rewrite the code but it will not fix Touch ID.
NOBODY can map Touch ID except Apple.
https://www.jcprogrammer.com/v1s-4-in-1-… “Support fingerprint read&write&repair“ Also curious if this is possible.
“nobody can map Touch ID except Apple”. What Apple? Every Touch ID button doesn’t go to Cupertino to be remapped. I am willing to bet authorized service providers have the thing to reprogram the buttons. One could just open a shop, get the thing, and send it to someone intelligent enough to reverse engineer it. If it hasn’t been done yet, there must be a reason, but if we don’t know this reason, we should try this.
