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Microsoft had to change the anti-piracy hologram on the Windows 95 box because an undisclosed government assumed the…

Microsoft had to alter the anti-piracy hologram on Windows 95 boxes after an undisclosed government agency complained about a depiction of a baby without a top. The original hologram showed a baby pointing at a monitor, which was interpreted as being naked. A revised hologram was quickly produced with the baby fully clothed, though it lost the pointing gesture.

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