In his video, Truth Watchdog forensically examines footage of the phone's screen. He points out what he claims are major inconsistencies with the time and battery life.

The phone’s clock jumps from 1:57 to 10:31 in a matter of seconds.

At the same time, the battery percentage shoots from almost dead to 56%.

Crucially, this all happens without a charging cable in sight.

'Even the Time Is Charging?'

The critic mocks the strange behaviour, saying:

"Even the time is charging? Even the time is charging?"

Truth Watchdog then shows a second phone, supposedly an iPhone 16 Pro. This device also displays strange behaviour, with the time jumping from 1:57 to 19:07 and the battery life instantly leaping to 30%. For Watchdog, these inconsistencies are solid proof of fakery.

He directs his followers to his YouTube channel, Exposinga, where he says he's on a mission to expose "crooks, agents, and many others" who use online tricks.

The Comments Are Divided

Unsurprisingly, the video has sparked a huge debate. The comments section is filled with a mix of laughter and divided opinions.

@hommiehuntsman said: "???? I'll always be on ur side, good work."

@gukkk.sss added: "Huyu hupanga watu mbaya." (This guy messes people up.)

@joshpete87 commented: "Bado kuna watu wanagagana wanatafuta pesa wampee awatengenezee pesa?." (There are still people struggling, looking for money to give him so that he can make them money.)

These comments show that while some people support Watchdog's quest to expose fraudsters, others can't help but enjoy the comical nature of his online rants.