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In Japan, a schoolgirl was caught by the police for putting a link to a website with an endless loop of alert in JavaScript like this:
while (1) {
alert("!");
}Related news articles:
- (Japanese) https://www.sanspo.com/geino/news/20190304/tro19030418410013-n1.html
- (English) https://www.zdnet.com/article/japanese-police-charge-13-year-old-for-sharing-unclosable-popup-prank-online/
So this is regarded as a "crime" in Japan. So let's be criminals and get arrested!
Enjoy criminal life!
It's easy. Fork this project and branch it as gh-pages. It's all done. It would be more effective to share the url "https://{youraccount}.github.io/lets-get-arrested" on social media. When you share it in Twitter, use hash tag #letsgetarrested4jscode.
You can surrender yourself to the police.