Starting with iPhone 11, Apple has added an alert in iOS that tells the user when the device has a non-genuine display — which was later expanded to third-party internal batteries as well. And now iOS 14.4 will alert users when it identifies non-genuine cameras on the iPhone.
Under these conditions, the alert will be fixed in the iOS Settings app, just like what happens with non-genuine display and battery alerts. The message will probably not interfere with how the camera works, although non-genuine components don’t have the same quality as the original Apple hardware.
Apple, of course, recommends that customers take their iPhone and other Apple devices to an Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP) for getting certified repairs.
