Feb 5, 2018 5:38 PM in response to MDRNYC. Everything should work again with a new display. I can't see how Apple would allow a fix that would permanently disable an important feature. The TrueDepth front-facing camera is not part of the glass/display. It works through several holes in the case/display.
Step 1: Launch the “ Settings ” app. and Tap on “ General ”. Step 2: Scroll Down and tap “Transfer or Reset iPhone” > Tap “Reset”. Step 3: Select “Reset All Settings” For security reasons, you will be asked to Enter the iPhone Passcode. > Tap Confirm Reset All Settings. After that iPhone will reboot.
Check your Face ID settings. To check your Face ID settings, go to Settings, then tap Face ID & Passcode. Make sure that Face ID is set up and that the features you're trying to use Face ID with are turned on. 3. Check that nothing is covering the TrueDepth camera.
ProustGiulio. If you're sure that nothing (cover, screen protector, dirt) interferes with your front camera, and if the issue persists (after performing the steps provided in the support article that led you here), contact Apple Support directly, using this specific link:--> Apple Support , or make an appointment and have your device inspected
Face recognition problem solved.iphone x series phone have face id not working after screen repair is the iPhone x face id not working after screen replace!
Most Helpful Answer. the FaceTime front camera is not directly involved in starting the Face.ID service. It's just a helper function to see anything in the scan circle. The fact is, however, that the front camera is enclosed in a metal braket and constitutes the entire FaceTime assembly. You can unfasten the bracket and replace the front camera
