Using DNA To Draw Criminal Sketches?

The Tech Jawn

Robb Dunewood

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4.8 • 32 Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Fujitsu and the UK Postal Service knew about bugs in Fujitsu software that sent UK postal workers to jail from the time when the Postal Service started using it.

Apple sold between 160,000 and 180,000 Vision Pro devices over the weekend and analysts believe Apple could sell as many as half a million units in 2024.

The Police are using DNA to create 3-D sketches of what a suspect might look like and running the results through facial recognition software.

And Apple has agreed to let developers use 3rd party payment processors outside of the App Store, but, still wants a 27% service charge for the privilege.

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0:33.8	Fujitsu and the UK Postal Service knew about bugs in Fujitsu software that sent UK postal workers to jail from the time when the Postal Service started using it.
0:41.3	Apple sold between 160 and 180,000 Vision Pro devices over the weekend, and analysts believe Apple could sell as many as half a million units in 2024.
0:49.3	The police are using DNA to create 3D sketches of what a suspect might look like in running the results through facial recognition software.
0:57.0	And Apple has agreed to let developers use third-party payment processors outside of the app store, but still wants a 27% service charge for the privilege.
1:05.0	We've got all this end more for you in episode 114 of the tech John.
1:09.0	On Columbus, Ohio, I'm your host, Rob Dunwood.
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