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Worried about whether your iPhone’s camera is original or has been replaced? In this video, we’ll teach you how to verify if your iPhone camera is authentic. Whether you're buying a used device or troubleshooting camera issues, these steps will help you ensure your iPhone’s camera is genuine.

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Learn to use Apple diagnostics, physical inspections, and software checks to identify if your iPhone's camera is original. By the end of this guide, you’ll be confident in determining your camera's authenticity.

Check for Camera Functionality in iOS:

Open the camera app and test all modes, including video, portrait, and slow-motion.

Look for errors or warnings like "Unable to verify this iPhone has a genuine Apple camera."
Inspect the Camera Lens Physically:

Use a magnifier to check for any scratches, irregularities, or misalignment in the lens.
Original iPhone cameras are flush with the phone body and have clear coatings.

Use Apple’s Service History:

Go to Settings - General - About.
Check for "Parts and Service History" under the camera section. If it shows "Unknown part," the camera might not be original.

Run Apple Diagnostics:

Visit Apple's Support website.
Schedule a diagnostics test to verify the camera's authenticity.

Verify the Serial Number:

Cross-check the iPhone’s serial number on Apple’s website.
Ensure it matches your phone’s specifications, including the camera module.

Consult a Professional:

If in doubt, take your iPhone to an Apple Store or authorized repair center for expert inspection.

Avoid Third-Party Repairs:

Original Apple cameras are calibrated with iOS. Avoid replacements from unauthorized service providers.