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Apple ends iPhone X support
Apple has officially announced the listing of the iPhone X as a discontinued product, ending its access to official repair services and genuine spare parts through authorized service centers after nearly nine years since its launch. The iPhone X is one of Apple's most influential devices in the company's history, introducing radical changes in design and Face ID technology, which helped shape the features of subsequent generations of smartphones. With the phone now classified as discontinued, authorized service centers will no longer be able to provide spare parts or repair services in the future, potentially leading users to rely on unofficial repair shops or third-party parts outside of Apple's network. This decision marks the end of an important chapter for the device, as its main software support has concluded with the latest update being iOS 16.7.16. The iPhone X has entered a more advanced stage of its technological lifecycle and is among the last devices approaching full support retirement from Apple.
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