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Well actually there may be a way - go get a lightning to USB adapter and connect any generic USB keyboard to it - not sure it still works, but well worth a try.
If possible - try connecting that keyboard to a working iPhone and test and if it works - wait for your phone to boot up, blindly enter your passcode and you should be good 👍
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+P.S.: and actually even without a display you can see what you phone would show if you connect your iPhone to a Mac and run QuickTime to capture iPhone’s screen. Here’s how:
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+https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/quicktime-player/qtp356b55534/mac
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+It may be necessary that you have connected your phone to this Mac before and made your iPhone trust this computer- keep that in mind

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-Well actually there may be a way - go get a lightning to USB adapter and connect any generic USB keyboard to it - not sure it still works, but well worth a try
+Well actually there may be a way - go get a lightning to USB adapter and connect any generic USB keyboard to it - not sure it still works, but well worth a try.
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+If possible - try connecting that keyboard to a working iPhone and test and if it works - wait for your phone to boot up, blindly enter your passcode and you should be good 👍

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Well actually there may be a way - go get a lightning to USB adapter and connect any generic USB keyboard to it - not sure it still works, but well worth a try

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