Fact-Checking Death Note: Could Light's Mini Tv Potato Chip Scheme Actually Work?

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Did L ever figure out the potato chip trick after the cameras were removed?
No. Light crumpled the bag, threw it into his room's wastebasket, and walked out to the kitchen, leaving Ryuk to consume the remaining contents before the Task Force pulled the surveillance grid. When L reviewed the tapes, Light appeared entirely innocent, prompting L to remove the cameras shortly afterward.

Could Light have used his phone instead of a mini TV in 2003?
Mobile phones in Japan in late 2003 (such as the early FOMA 3G devices) featured web browsers and basic camera functions, but lacked widespread, lag-free live mobile television streaming until the deployment of the 1seg broadcast standard in 2006. A dedicated analog pocket TV was his only option for live TV at the time.

What kind of potato chips did Light actually eat?
In both the manga and anime, the bag design is a clear parody of Calbee’s popular Consommé Punch potato chips, renamed "Consommé" in the Death Note universe, recognizable by its distinctive red packaging and gold banner.