(1). There is no public API in iOS or ARM user mode instruction that reports the actual processor clock frequency.
(2). The Apple admission says nothing about clock frequency. Go back and read it.
So, yes, possibly fake.
That's how the issue was discovered! I hate this new culture where nothing can be debated because people want to ignore basic FACTS because they don't conform to their worldview. "Water is wet," "No it isn't it's FROZEN!"
FACT is these companies make money by being reliable system performance analysis tools. It's what they are in the business for. They have ZERO reason or incentive to ruin their credibility and business by making results up. If you want to argue that people reporting their findings are making up stuff and doctoring images, then fine. But the tools are the tools and it's what they are designed to do. I don't know how they work, neither do you, but if that's what they are known for and have a solid reputation, there's NO reason to believe they'd suddenly make stuff up.
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