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Rick Trap is a repository designed to clone an existing WiFi network or hotspot. After transforming and connecting to the cloned network, it will prank the user by rick rolling them—either someone who has been tricked or someone seeking free WiFi. (It's a fun prank repository.)

Rick Roll Trap – ESP32 WiFi/LTE AP Project

Rick Roll Trap is a fun project built around the ESP32 microcontroller that connects to an LTE or WiFi network and then creates its own password-free WiFi network. Once a user connects to this network, the device instantly "rick rolls" them by redirecting to the iconic Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up music video. A creative use of the ESP32 and WiFi/LTE networks to create a playful network prank.

Features:

  • LTE/WiFi Connection: The ESP32 connects to an existing WiFi or LTE network.
  • Creates WiFi Access Point: The microcontroller sets up its own password-free WiFi network.
  • Rick Rolling: After a user connects to the network, the ESP32 automatically redirects them to the Never Gonna Give You Up music video on YouTube.

Use Cases:

  • Education: A fun way to learn about working with ESP32 and networking (WiFi/LTE).
  • Pranks: Use this project to prank friends or colleagues with a hilarious Rick Roll.

Requirements:

  • ESP32 Board
  • WiFi/LTE connectivity
  • Arduino IDE or PlatformIO for code uploads

Installation:

  1. Clone this repository to your local machine.
  2. Install the necessary libraries in Arduino IDE (or PlatformIO).
  3. Upload the code to your ESP32.
  4. Power the device and watch the magic happen!

Contributing:

Feel free to contribute! Open issues, submit pull requests, or create suggestions for new features and improvements.

Tags

  • ESP32
  • WiFi
  • LTE
  • IoT
  • Network Prank
  • Rick Roll
  • Never Gonna Give You Up
  • Arduino
  • Microcontroller
  • Networking
  • Open Source
  • Hackathon