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unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or exhibition of
copyrighted motion pictures (Title 17, United States Code,
Sections 501 and 508). The Federal Bureau of Investigation
investigates allegations of criminal copyright infringement
(Title 17, United States Code, Section 506).
About this tool
Japanese-Style FBI Warning is a free online fake screen simulator. Classic red-background Japanese AV intro FBI WARNING screen. Prank your friends with convincing fake screens. It runs entirely in your browser — no download or sign-up needed.
After opening it, a warning interface in the style of the Japan Metropolitan Police Agency appears on the screen: Japanese prompts such as "Police Police Warning","Work's Basic Law" and "Continuous Copy
The screen is rendered by the front end and will not connect to any law enforcement agencies, nor will your actions be monitored; you exit when you close the page. The flashing frequency of warning lights and warning words can be customized. If Japanese is not enough, you can change it to the Chinese version. You can even change the "warning object" to a friend's name to increase the sense of substitution.
It is suitable for friends to suddenly light up at gatherings to create tense jokes such as "Is something wrong?". It is also often used by the film and television group as a framing prop for Japanese scenes, or as a material for reproducing "The Days of Watching DVDs in Those Years" in nostalgic videos. -For Japanese drama fans, this picture comes with BGM.
Reminder: This kind of warning screen has a sense of oppression, so don't cooperate with the real copyright topic to scare unsuspecting people; the joke can be explained clearly at the beginning and end of it, and the atmosphere can always be maintained on the relaxed side, allowing it to stay at the level of play.
The fake Japan Metropolitan Police Department's warning interface restores the Japanese copyright warning screen, and the Japanese warning text and warning lights flash, pulling people into the era of the late-night video tape in one second.