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Could a faulty screen cause the phone to keep restarting?

I was given an iPhone 6sPlus, The phone restarts at random. It took several tryes to finally get through setting the phone up, just getting through the set up. I just want to use the phone to try different things with that I would not do with my personal phone. Every once in a while white lines go across the top of the phone and the touch does not work. Could this be a part of the reason it would restart at random?

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Grey / white Horizontal lines at the top with no touch indicate a touch IC fault. Will require a reputable repair shop that does micro-soldering for iPhones to fix.

Restarting on the other hand can be a worn out / bad battery.

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The touch only goes out at random, I can usually squeeze where the screen connects to the logic board and it will work. So I don't think its the touch IC, usually if they go bad, you can not get touch to work at all.

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That's exactly how the touch IC behaves. It develops loose solder balls / traces under the chip which causes an intermittent connection. Bending / flexing of the screen can temporarily restore touch as it applies some pressure to the chip.

If it's grey horizontal bars at the top it's 100% touch IC fault. Check first 30 seconds of this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq7COeOx...

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