The vast majority of the Western IT-resources in one form or another have tried to highlight the material The Guardian about the "Error 53" in the iPhone 6/6s. The reason is the story of journalist Antonio Olmos, who broke the screen of your smartphone while reporting from the hot spot. I replaced somewhere nearby and got a "brick" error message when you connect to a computer.
Detailed explanations on the subject of Apple will not work to achieve. However, local craftsmen have long discovered the cause of this problem, to which non-genuine display is only indirectly related.
The fact is that the motherboard is a special chip Touch ID associated with the trail. It verifies the authenticity of the sensor and, if not, block any access to the device. Thus Apple protects information from detractors.
If replacing a broken screen is engaged inexperienced master, he often vomits or is breaking the loop. In the end, after some time, the user receives the device inoperative and error when attempting to connect to a computer.
Obviously, this is no reason to fuss.
