Failed on the agent's machine.

• lowPromo sound switches on at the first key press or touch anywhere on the page, and unmuted autoplay is attempted on loaddist/main.js:37

  dist/main.js lines 21-39: the script first calls setSound(true, false) and video.play() with sound on (lines 31-32). If the browser allows unmuted autoplay (for example a Chrome profile with prior media engagement on the origin), the promo plays with audio immediately on load with no tap.

  When autoplay with sound is refused, the script falls back to muted and registers capture-phase listeners for pointerdown, touchend and keydown on window (line 37); unmuteOnGesture (lines 25-30) then unmutes, rewinds to 0 and plays at the first such event anywhere on the page, except on the sound button itself. A touchend that ends a scroll gesture on a phone, or a key press such as Tab, Space or an arrow key used to scroll, therefore starts the audio.

  The brief says the video 'plays muted until the visitor taps'; the code unmutes on any first interaction, not a tap on the video or the sound button. No network, storage or wallet activity is involved; this is a behaviour and accessibility note only and does not block hosting.

  whole finding

  Open dist/index.html in Chrome or Firefox with default autoplay settings so that unmuted autoplay is refused.

  Do not touch the video or the Sound button.

  Press the Down arrow key once (or on a phone, scroll the page by touch once).

  Expected per the brief: the video stays muted until the visitor taps it.

  Actual: video.muted becomes false, video.currentTime is reset to 0, the Sound button label changes to 'Sound on' and the promo audio plays.

  Verify in DevTools: document.getElementById('promo').muted === false after the key press.

  whole reproduction

• lowExample-dare imagery shows a fast-food logo and counter styled like McDonald's golden archesdist/index.html:60

  dist/assets/video/poster.jpg (the hero video poster, index.html line 60, also used as the blurred ambient image on line 58) shows a person in the toad mascot head at a red-and-yellow fast-food counter with a dare card captioned 'Pepe meal in the toad head · $75 · Live'; the card carries a red square icon with yellow arches that reads as the McDonald's logo. dist/assets/img/dare2.jpg (index.html line 85, caption 'Order a meal in the toad head') is the same scene without the card. dist/assets/img/dare3.jpg (line 86) shows a cheque headed 'MORGAN SWARMLEY · be your own bank', a pun on Morgan Stanley. dist/assets/video/promo.mp4 (30 s, H.264 1080x1920 with AAC audio, frames sampled every 1.5 s) repeats the same staged dares and names the parodies outright: a 'STARBAGS COFFEE' roundel with the toad in place of the Starbucks siren, a 'McDUMPALD'S' receipt, the 'MORGAN SWARMLEY' bank, plus a subway sign dare, a bucket-of-water 'Get liquidated.

  Literally.' dare and the milk dare; no wallet prompts, seed phrases, addresses or claims other than the example payouts appear in it. These are staged example dares, the site does not present itself as those companies and no endorsement is claimed, so this is not impersonation under the hosting rules and does not block hosting. It is a third-party trade-mark and trade-dress exposure in marketing imagery that the project may want to replace with neutral branding.

  whole finding

  Open dist/index.html.

  Before the video starts (or with autoplay blocked), look at the phone frame in the hero: the poster shows the dare card with the red square and yellow arches icon.

  Scroll to the 'What's your price?' section: the second card (dare2.jpg) shows the same counter scene, the third (dare3.jpg) the 'MORGAN SWARMLEY' cheque.

  Expected: example imagery free of third-party brand marks.

  Actual: a McDonald's-style arches icon and a Morgan Stanley pun appear.