Pinal County deploying device that turns iPhones into I.D. scanners
Mobile Offender Recognition and Information System
Pinal County Sheriff's Office detectives will soon be employing the Mobile Offender Recognition and Information System, also known as MORIS. The device is attached to a smart phone and collects fingerprints, iris scans and a mug shot that’s instantly added to a database.
Mobile Offender Recognition and Information System
Pinal County Sheriff's Office detectives will soon be employing the Mobile Offender Recognition and Information System, also known as MORIS. The device is attached to a smart phone and collects fingerprints, iris scans and a mug shot that’s instantly added to a database.
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Masterrogue666 posted at 4:51 pm on Mon, Oct 10, 2011.
Good. Those that are trying to hide something now have more to fear. Those that aren't trying to hide something have nothing to fear....