Microsoft's ubiquitous font, Calibri, has long been a staple of office documents worldwide. But a recent development suggests that this seemingly innocuous font may have played a crucial role in exposing corruption in Pakistan. According to reports, a leaked document written in Calibri was key evidence in a high-profile case involving the country's former Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif. The font's unique characteristics may have helped investigators verify the document's authenticity, raising questions about the font's potential role in uncovering corruption and shedding light on the inner workings of governments around the world.
A Microsoft font may have exposed corruption in Pakistan The Verge
