In March, Apple launched a repair program that gives Apple Store stores and authorized repair centers direct access to parts for the iPhone's TrueDepth system and allows technicians to repair the "Face ID" section without replacing the entire phone.
Initially the program was only for iPhone XS and later updated models, but according to the latest news from MacRumors, Apple has expanded the program to allow users, including the iPhone X, to repair their phone's "Face ID" without replacing the entire device. This means that all iPhones that currently support Face ID can enjoy this repair service.
Under the regulatory pressure of the public and the market, last November, Apple announced that it would launch a self-service repair service, where users can obtain Apple's official parts and repair tools for self-repair. This time, the Face ID of iPhone X also joined the parts repair program, which can extend the service life of the mobile phone without spending high maintenance costs, which is a good thing for consumers.