any new info on iPhone 7 homebutton?

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nicolay.94 @vitoscaletta

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any new info on iPhone 7 homebutton?

I see that the latest questions about the homebutton are from march, I was just wondering if anyone has any news on the homebutton.

to use non-parred homebuttons and get the button to work but not the touch id like with the ip6 ?

or is the iphone still useless with an oem-homebutton?

Maybe you guys missread my questions.. I was wodering if there are any news on using third-party homebuttons.. as per today the home button is useless... even when replaced. cannot be clicked at all. wondering if there was a silent fix that let people use third-party home buttons.

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See @rany answer to this question; I would say that this is the definitive iPhone 7 home button not working after screen replacement.

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Maybe you guys missread my questions.. I was wodering if there are any news on using third-party homebuttons.. as per today the home button is useless... even when replaced. cannot be clicked at all. wondering if there was a silent fix that let people use third-party home buttons.

6 okt. 2017 door nicolay.94

I think you didn't bother to read the answer I linked:

As a result, the non-native home button will not be able to scan the finger print and will not react to any input. The phone will act as if it's missing the home button completely.

Replacement Home Buttons do nothing other than fill the hole. That's been the case since day one and nothing has changed. Tom and Rany have been saying that for quite a while now and you won't get better references than from these two.

6 okt. 2017 door Minho

Swapping ic chip off old broken flex or cracked home button will work on to a new ome part will work

14 jan. 2018 door Chris

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Maybe you guys missread my questions.. I was wodering if there are any news on using third-party homebuttons.. as per today the home button is useless... even when replaced. cannot be clicked at all. wondering if there was a silent fix that let people use third-party home buttons. — nicolay.94
I think you didn't bother to read the answer I linked:

As a result, the non-native home button will not be able to scan the finger print and will not react to any input. The phone will act as if it's missing the home button completely.

Replacement Home Buttons do nothing other than fill the hole. That's been the case since day one and nothing has changed. Tom and Rany have been saying that for quite a while now and you won't get better references than from these two. — Minho
Swapping ic chip off old broken flex or cracked home button will work on to a new ome part will work — Chris

Tom Chai @tomchai Rep: 74k 19 111 82 · Answer 1 · 2017-10-06T05:57:15-07:00

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Honestly we've been waiting since the iPhone 5s, the Touch ID equipped home button is encrypted and nobody can hack it from day 1. It's just that at some point Apple unfortunately decided to include other stuff into the same encryption, like the restore routine on iPhone 6 (luckily they later reversed that) and button function .

So no hacking, no news.

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Maybe you guys missread my questions.. I was wodering if there are any news on using third-party homebuttons.. as per today the home button is useless... even when replaced. cannot be clicked at all. wondering if there was a silent fix that let people use third-party home buttons.

6 okt. 2017 door nicolay.94

I understand that. However Apple moved the clicking into the encrypted part. Cracking encryption would actually be easier than re-engineering a third-party button. However both are impossible at this point.

6 okt. 2017 door Tom Chai

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