Microsoft was forced to alter the anti-piracy hologram featured on the Windows 95 box because an undisclosed government agency assumed the baby depicted on it was naked, according to a recent report from PC Gamer.
The administrative hurdle required the company to modify the security feature on physical packaging for the operating system release. While software packaging details from the mid-1990s rarely drew international diplomatic scrutiny over graphic design elements, this specific government misinterpretation led directly to a physical design revision for the Windows 95 retail boxes.