Chilean anti-piracy law drafted on pirated Office

There’s a law being bandied about (translator required) in Chilean government which will permanently disconnect pirates from the interwibble should they be caught for their indiscretion. Unfortunately for the Chilean government, the draft of the bill was written on a pirated copy (Google Spanglish ahead) of Microsoft Office.

Enterprising internet sleuths, for whatever reason, discovered that the properties of the document reference a group called “the houze!” More research on Twitter revealed that this is a name commonly associated with a heavily pirated edition of Windows known on the networks as “Windows EU.” This same name is also commonly associated with numerous pirated versions of office.

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