At once, the attention of most people around the world was drawn to it.
They had opened the video icon before, but previously, it had contained only an introduction to the Mobile Den Den Mushi.
Now, when they tapped the icon, they could already see thumbnails for more than a dozen videos.
Just earlier, members of the Revolutionary Army's intelligence department had notified those who owned Camera Den Den Mushi,
telling them they could now upload the videos they had filmed, such as the Whitebeard Pirates.
They had also published the requirements determining whether filmed videos could be released, posting them through the "official" account.
During that same period, Fira had researched, developed, and bred many more large data Den Den Mushi,
to process videos uploaded from other places, reviewing them and setting prices.
For this purpose, the Revolutionary Army had even trained a special group of comrades to handle these tasks.
This was also something Kakarot had requested. After all, this way, they could obtain firsthand information,
and could also prohibit the release of videos unfavorable to the Revolutionary Army.
Now, whether they were Marines, pirates, commoners, or nobles,
they were all drawn to the thumbnail titles of the videos on their Mobile Den Den Mushi.
The thumbnails displayed a title, the uploader's account, and the time the video was filmed.
At present, the only accounts posting videos were "Whitebeard Pirates" and "World Economy News Paper,"
along with the "official" account, which had no account name.
Because the first video anyone in the world watched was free,
Kakarot had not uploaded the previously filmed video of his battle with Whitebeard.
Because the quality of the first batch of videos was not particularly high, each video cost only 10 Beli,
and with a free viewing opportunity as well, most people