Im getting a massage says unable to verify that iPhone has genuine camera

This message is generally displayed when your iPhone is unable to determine whether the installed camera is a genuine Apple camera or a third party manufactured and installed part. Did you have any repairs done to your iPhone 12 Pro Max recently or if you just bought the iPhone, then did the seller have any repairs done?

More information here ➔ About Genuine iPhone cameras

Axel F.

Axel

I purchased my phone out right and have the right to do with my phone however I want.

I think this is big brother trying to get more money.

I do not like to see red notifications on my phone and you don’t have the right to force me buying genuine parts.

so this will be on my phone for the life of the phone?

Just FYI, I do not work for Apple and am not an Apple representative. I am a user of this community just like you are. If you want to talk to Apple directly then you may contact ➔ Apple Support

At this point, you may do whatever you like with the iPhone. I was just attempting to warn you that the camera on your iPhone has been replaced and if you paid for a brand new iPhone and got this message, then your iPhone may not be brand new.

Furthermore, You will see a notification on your Lock screen for the first four days that you use your device and in the Settings app for 15 days. After that period, you can find the notification by going to Settings > General > About.

Axel F.

Take it back to the store that you bought it from and get your money back. OR Get another one. Where did you buy it from?

Axel F.