Emma Jonson 
Apple’s newly published iOS 13.1 will start instructing iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max owners who displace their screens with a third-party exhibit with an “Important Display Text.”
It reads that it is unable to verify this iPhone has aa real Apple display.
The warning sounds a battery health warning Apple rolled out for iPhone XR, XS and XS Max before this year. The company announced that was its way of making confident batteries in its appliances are comfortable.
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With its displays, Apple reported that unofficial alternates can degrade multitouch performance (so the screen might decline to register your touch or respond to unintentional touches), battle with display brightness, show inaccurate colors or trickle your battery quicker.
The displayed warning itself would not affect your ability to utilize your iPhone or its display, Apple noted. However, the announcement will show up on its lock wall for four days and in the Settings app for 15 days. After that, you will be able to find it by getting on to Settings, General, then About.
In addition, you might discern an extra notification saying that Apple has revamped the phone information for this iPhone — implying the company is recording which gadgets have unofficial displays for forthcoming repairs.
It also means you will be able to find out if a repair store swapped out your iPhone screen for a third-party one or if your second hand iPhone has been played with.
Regardless, Apple notified that you clasp to Apple Stores, Apple Authorized Service Providers, and Apple Repair Centers when getting your iPhone cured.
The Verge has contacted Apple for more details on these modern display verification measures.
The company recently inducted a subscription model for its AppleCare+ comprehensive warranty, letting customers expend monthly even beyond the usual two-year window and manage coverage for as long as Apple gives to service for that gadget.