It might be possible you did everything correct. The housing might have the wrong LiDaR filter installed. Al lot of housing suppliers will use something that looks right from the outside but doesn't function like the original filter. My guess is that it's not even a filter at all, just some paint. If you still (it's been 3 years) have the original housing, you might be able to transfer what's left of the original filter to the new housing (after you scratched off the knock-off paint inside the back glass)[br]
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It might be possible you did everything correct. The housing might have the wrong LiDaR filter installed. A lot of housing suppliers will use something that looks right from the outside but doesn't function like the original filter. My guess is that it's not even a filter at all, just some paint. If you still (it's been 3 years) have the original housing, you might be able to transfer what's left of the original filter to the new housing (after you scratched off the knock-off paint inside the back glass)[br]
It might be possible you did everything correct. The housing might have the wrong LiDaR filter installed. Al lot of housing suppliers will use something that looks right from the outside but doesn't function like the original filter. My guess is that it's not even a filter at all, just some paint. If you still (it's been 3 years) have the original housing, you might be able to transfer what's left of the original filter to the new housing (after you scratched off the knock-off paint inside the back glass)[br]
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https://www.reddit.com/r/mobilerepair/comments/v10q5y/iphone_lidar_rear_glass_interesting_question/[br]