How To Use Unofficial Lightning Cables, Accessories With iOS 8 Devices The error message typically reads, "This cable or accessory is not certified and may not work reliably with this iPhone". You would think dismissing it gives you back control of your choices, but no, the device will simply refuse to work with that particular accessory or cable.While such tweaks have been around for a while now – Unauthorized Lighting Cable Enabler package being a prime example – to allow support of uncertified cables and accessories on your iOS device, Support Unsupported Accessories 8 deals particularly with iOS 8 and above. The tweak has been tested by the developer on an iPhone 6 Plus, running iOS 8.1.1.To download this tweak, head over to Cydia, tap on Sources and search for ‘Support Unsupported Accessories 8′ in the BigBoss repo. The tweak is completely free to install, as we mentioned before, and should support all devices running iOS 8 and above. Though Apple charges a premium price point when it comes to basic accessories, but be warned, we don’t recommend that you try and use uncertified ones with your device as it may cause permanent damage to the way how your iPhone or iPad functions.But if you’re looking to save a buck or two, then this tweak is your best bet. Source:Redmondpie
