Global Network: Some redacted content in the Epstein case can be copied and restored

According to Global Network, the U.S. Department of Justice recently released documents related to the Epstein case, with content spanning 100 pages or more completely redacted. As reported by foreign media such as the New York Post on the 23rd, some social media users reviewing the Epstein case documents made a shocking discovery: some of the redacted content can be directly restored using image processing tools like Photoshop, or even simply by selecting the text and pasting it into a word processing system.

"So clearly, the Epstein case documents released on the U.S. Department of Justice website can be accessed by highlighting the redacted text, copying it, and pasting it into another document to read the obscured content," the New York Post quoted a post from social media user Liam Neeson on platform X. Currently, this post has garnered over 7 million views.