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Taiwan Puts Anti-Leak Message Above Urinals

December 28, 2021
Source: securityboulevard.com securityboulevard.com
News Snapshot:
My only question is why the sticker was posted above the urinal instead of inside: Stickers with the number of a hotline for reporting suspected spies have been posted above some urinals. Packs of tissues handed out to troops carry a notice promising a reward of T$5 million ($180,000) for successfully exposing a spy. Imagine a sticker that has a secret message revealed only when it detects something… I swear that is a real thing and I’m not making some crazy urinalysis feature up. Ok, my other question is whether the sticker said something like “leaks can kill, call us...
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