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Isn't it common knowledge? I've known about it for at least two decades...
BTW - you can easily work around it. Get someone else to buy your printer for you, or trade with someone who has the same printer... Now, they will still be able to match it to the printer, if they find it at your home, but other that that, you are free...
PS. Don't use your printer to blackmail FBI or CIA. ;-)
Pro tip: If you use a pen and paper to blackmail the FBI and CIA, they can’t trace it back to you using invisible yellow dots.
They'll still identify you by your wax seals. /s
It'd be uncouth to send blackmail without your family's seal
Forgery of your family seal better be punishable by penalty of death as punishment.
It's made to trace counterfeit money back.
That's essentially what I wrote...?!?