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If you have Apple logo loops, hope this video may help you.
Sometime the Apple logo loops are due to incomplete iOS update.
If you have tried the iTunes to push restore and update on your iPhone AND it is still doing the Apple logo loops.
You may want to consider trying to remove proximity sensor to find out.
This video will show you step by step from start to finish.
Good luck and I hope you can recover your phone and your data.
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