Apple requires any accessories for iOS devices with Lightning ports to undergo "Made for iPhone" (MFi) certification, but they do not issue this certificate to Micro-USB or USB-C accessories. Apple's current policies make it impossible to use USB-C-equipped EMT modules with Lightning-equipped iOS devices, even with an adapter that fits both connections.

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