Apple's iPhone 11 family will warn on detecting third-party screen

In a recently published support document, Apple has noted that its iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max will show a warning message after detecting a non-genuine display.

"Unable to verify this iPhone has a genuine Apple display," the important display message will read.

It will first appear as a notification for four days, and then move under 'About' in Settings.

The warning message would come handy if a person gets their iPhone's screen replaced from a party that "appears" Apple authorized but is actually not.

However, do note that the capability has only been announced for the new iPhone line-up and those with older devices, even last year's iPhone Xs, Xs Max, and Xr, won't see the message.

Meanwhile, a few months back, Apple had rolled out a similar kind of message for the battery of iPhone Xr, Xs, and Xs Max.

But, the thing is, it wasn't just a notification; it even disabled the battery health information and statistics on the iPhone.

The new message, on the contrary, doesn't interfere with the display even if it's detected as not genuine.

The same document also mentions why Apple doesn't want you to go for a third-party display.

It says that unauthorized repairman may not follow proper procedures, which, in turn, can cause issues with multi-touch, color calibration, True Tone, or ambient light sensor.

Sometimes, they can even leave screws and other parts loose, which may damage the battery or cause excessive overheating.