Do iPhones disable 3rd party chargers?

When I get an off brand charger I notice that it works well for a little while. Then I start getting a pop up saying "accessory not supported" after a few chargers the charger stops working, it won't charge and it won't register that I plugged it in at all. But if I plug another iPhone in the same charger I can see that it still works.

Do iPhones recognize 3rd party chargers and disable them in an effort to have more people purchase their over priced $50 chargers?

The charger itself is not broken, it works completely fine but the phone rejects it after realizing it is not an Apple charger. The phone continues to charge as normal on an Apple charger.

Can I get Apple to quit doing this as they are causing me to have a loss of money from all the chargers I've had to purchase?

Yes, iPhones prevent the use of non-Apple chargers.

The way it works is that Apple chargers are recognized and third-party ones are not.

No, you Can't "get Apple to quit doing this".
Whether you like it or not, a manufacturer has the right
to make its products work in any desired way.

You, in turn, have the right to buy products from manufacturers
that don't restrict use of accessories.
This is often called "voting with your dollars".

When you get right down to it, a charger should last indefinitely.
If you keep having to replace yours, maybe you aren't treating it as well as you should.

No they charge things that have not been invented yet Its a Democrat thing