Mumbai Police Uses ‘The Simpsons’ Joke To Promote Strong Passwords

The Mumbai Police have once again used humor to get their safety message across, this time with a nod to the TV show The Simpsons. Known for their creative social media posts, the Mumbai Police shared a message about the importance of using strong passwords.

In their latest post, they referenced The Simpsons, a show famous for its uncanny predictions, with the message: “Keep passwords so strong even The Simpsons can’t predict.” They added a caption saying, “D’oh! The scammers will try their best and fail miserably. The lesson is: Be Unpredictable.” This post, shared on July 27, has quickly gained nearly 5,000 likes and many comments praising the department for their cleverness.

Here’s how people reacted:

– One person joked, “This post was already predicted by The Simpsons.”
– Another commented, “What a fantastic copy.”
– A third said, “Mumbai Police is too cool.”

Previously, the Mumbai Police shared a Bridgerton-themed post to emphasize public safety. They used famous quotes from the show to highlight the importance of helmet use, obeying traffic signals, and carrying a driver’s license.

For example, they used the quote “You are the bane of my existence and the object of all my desires” to stress the importance of wearing a helmet and “Just keep looking at me; no one else matters” to underline the importance of stopping at a red light.

Overall, the Mumbai Police continue to impress with their inventive and engaging safety messages.