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About this tool
Fake SMS Bomb is a free online fake screen simulator. Phone notification bar endless SMS messages popup. Prank your friends with convincing fake screens. It runs entirely in your browser — no download or sign-up needed.
After opening it, a text message bombing warning pops up: "A large number of text messages detected","50 text messages received in the past minute","Recommended to enable text message protection" and "Intercepting spam messages" appear in turn. The look and feel are almost consistent with the alarm of the mobile phone security software. Even the count of "37 intercepted" is beating in real time, which is enough to make people feel nervous instantly. The number of bombs and prompt text can be customized.
The warning is rendered by the front end and will not really detect or intercept any text messages, nor will it affect the communication function of the mobile phone; it will resume when the page is closed. If you want to act realistically, you can first "flash" a few fake messages in the notification bar on your mobile phone to pave the way, and then pop up this warning as if bombing was happening.
It is suitable for teasing friends to create the moment "Is your mobile phone being bombed?". It is also often used as video material to demonstrate the concept of SMS harassment protection, or interface props for security science to visualize the threat of "SMS bombing".
Reminder: If the other party has really experienced text message bombing, jokes may evoke bad memories; please be cautious and expose them in time when using it, indicating that no real text messages have been generated, and don't let the other party actually go to the operator to complain or call the police.
The fake text message bombing warning displays an alert and interception prompt of "50 text messages received in 1 minute", making the owner think that the phone is being bombarded by text messages.