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my phone has been acting weird since I’ve got my screen fixed and now this notification pops up and was wondering how I can fix this issue
iPhone 11, iOS 15
That's a typical message with an aftermarket repair and/or if the pairing step with a genuine Apple authorized repair wasn't done correctly.
If it's aftermarket, it's worth a try to see if you can get it replaced with a genuine screen assembly. If they do that for you, it will cost the standard screen assembly replacement cost, which is $199 plus tax in the United States if done by Apple, and they will require an exchange (even if it's aftermarket). They may refuse to do it - especially if a diagnostic determines that something other than the screen assembly was damaged.
That's a typical message with an aftermarket repair and/or if the pairing step with a genuine Apple authorized repair wasn't done correctly.
If it's aftermarket, it's worth a try to see if you can get it replaced with a genuine screen assembly. If they do that for you, it will cost the standard screen assembly replacement cost, which is $199 plus tax in the United States if done by Apple, and they will require an exchange (even if it's aftermarket). They may refuse to do it - especially if a diagnostic determines that something other than the screen assembly was damaged.
Eventually, it will stop displaying that message.
Unfortunately, whoever "fixed" your phone was not an authorized Apple service provider and does not have legitimate access to genuine Apple parts or the tools needed to properly install them.
Apple won't touch that phone now that it's been tampered with.
How can I fix the problem of the “unable to verify this i phone has a genuine apple display.”
