Blackout Redactions of Public Documents Swapped to 'Seaweed' for Eco-Friendliness: Moisture-Induced Fusion Upgrades Security
On the 30th, the government declared a 'de-inking' of confidentiality maintenance and began masking with premium dried seaweed (nori) from the Ariake Sea. By allowing the seaweed to fuse with the paper due to moisture, they achieved 'physical encryption' where attempting to peel it off destroys the document. 'If push comes to shove, we can deliciously destroy the evidence,' say field bureaucrats, who highly praise the system.