Sleek, slim, beauty.
A phone that only God himself could have created.
It takes a real man to handle one of these, because Androids are for pussies.
See the brilliance, feel the brilliance. The iPhone 6.
Alright let me stop playing guys but definitely let someone in Apples headquarter know about me you feel me.
I've heard Apple sales has been struggling for the past year now. This nonsense must come to an end.
I gotta voice that can sell crack to an innocent Christian girl. My voice sells, so let me do your commercials
Apple.
Today's topic is on error 53.
Error 53 is when you replace a hardware from your iPhone, specifically the home button.
It'll work just fine, until you make the conscious effort to update the device and then BAam, you're screwed.
This error occurs when you replace your home button at a local third party repair shop center and because it
isn't an Apple certified home button, when you go to update your device, iTunes will scan for any changes in
hardware.
If it detects that you indeed have replaced the home button or any other hardware, without warning,
Apple will simply brick your phone. Meaning all the data and photos from the phone is gone along with it.
If I didn't know any better I'd say Apple was trying to monopolize servicing their own phones so instead
of fixing the issue, they'll take your money, and sell you a new phone.
There's a couple ways to bypass error 53 even if you don't have the original home button:
The first method - Find a video on how to take apart your phone and disconnect the battery.
Once the battery is disconnected, connect your touch ID home button, then reconnect the home button.
Plug your device on a computer with iTunes already enabled and restore your device and it should work.
If setting up your fingerprint on touch ID doesn't work, try hard resetting your device by holding the
the power, home, and volume up key simultaneously until the phone turns off, then turn it back on and try again.
It should work this time.
The second method is by connecting to iTunes and restoring the device.
I heard Apple released a fix through iTunes after all the backlash they've been getting.
I can teach you how to customize your phone, you know, kool-aid pink phone with a black screen and white button.
Things like that. Just let me know if you find it interesting. As long as the original home button stays with it's
motherboard, you'll be fine.
That pretty much it guys. If you have any question or videos you'd like me to make, let me know down in the
comments below.
Like and subscribe because I said so. I'm out. Peace.
A phone that only God himself could have created.
It takes a real man to handle one of these, because Androids are for pussies.
See the brilliance, feel the brilliance. The iPhone 6.
Alright let me stop playing guys but definitely let someone in Apples headquarter know about me you feel me.
I've heard Apple sales has been struggling for the past year now. This nonsense must come to an end.
I gotta voice that can sell crack to an innocent Christian girl. My voice sells, so let me do your commercials
Apple.
Today's topic is on error 53.
Error 53 is when you replace a hardware from your iPhone, specifically the home button.
It'll work just fine, until you make the conscious effort to update the device and then BAam, you're screwed.
This error occurs when you replace your home button at a local third party repair shop center and because it
isn't an Apple certified home button, when you go to update your device, iTunes will scan for any changes in
hardware.
If it detects that you indeed have replaced the home button or any other hardware, without warning,
Apple will simply brick your phone. Meaning all the data and photos from the phone is gone along with it.
If I didn't know any better I'd say Apple was trying to monopolize servicing their own phones so instead
of fixing the issue, they'll take your money, and sell you a new phone.
There's a couple ways to bypass error 53 even if you don't have the original home button:
The first method - Find a video on how to take apart your phone and disconnect the battery.
Once the battery is disconnected, connect your touch ID home button, then reconnect the home button.
Plug your device on a computer with iTunes already enabled and restore your device and it should work.
If setting up your fingerprint on touch ID doesn't work, try hard resetting your device by holding the
the power, home, and volume up key simultaneously until the phone turns off, then turn it back on and try again.
It should work this time.
The second method is by connecting to iTunes and restoring the device.
I heard Apple released a fix through iTunes after all the backlash they've been getting.
I can teach you how to customize your phone, you know, kool-aid pink phone with a black screen and white button.
Things like that. Just let me know if you find it interesting. As long as the original home button stays with it's
motherboard, you'll be fine.
That pretty much it guys. If you have any question or videos you'd like me to make, let me know down in the
comments below.
Like and subscribe because I said so. I'm out. Peace.
