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About this tool
Fake Phone Overheat is a free online fake screen simulator. Simulate phone temperature surge and shutdown. Prank your friends with convincing fake screens. It runs entirely in your browser — no download or sign-up needed.
After opening it, a warning about overheating of the phone appears: the thermometer icon is climbing rapidly, and prompts such as "The phone is overheating","Please wait for the phone to cool down before using it" and "Closing the application" appear in turn. The style refers to the real overheating warnings of Android and iOS, and the look is almost real. The temperature value can be customized and can even report exaggerated values of 70°C.
The warning is rendered by the front end and will not read the true temperature of the device or affect the operation of any applications; it will resume when the page is closed. If you want to be realistic, you can turn it on when the other party's mobile phone is hot (such as just after finishing a game), so that the "real heat + false warning" can confirm each other, as if the system has really detected overheating.
It is suitable for friends who always use tricks-the moment "Is your mobile phone going to explode" is the most vivid; it is also often used as a part of Short Video such as "There is something wrong with your mobile phone again", or a demonstration material for heat dissipation science, which leads to the topic of "How to view the real temperature of your mobile phone."
Reminder: If the other party's mobile phone really has a serious fever, please don't joke about it first. It's more practical to suggest that he put down his mobile phone to cool off the heat; the joke is only reserved for people whose equipment is in normal condition, and it will be explained immediately after the performance. Don't let the other party really shut down the backstage and pull out the charger and work hard for a long time.
The fake mobile phone overheating warning simulates the "device temperature is too high" prompt. It is equipped with a thermometer animation and a cooling countdown, making friends who cannot leave the phone instantly think that the phone is going to be burned.