I haven't read your link yet, but fair point, I am aware there are definitely some issues with DNA testing as practiced by the justice system, but my prior was

I haven't read your link yet, but fair point, I am aware there are definitely some issues with DNA testing as practiced by the justice system, but my prior was that when comparing facial recognition to DNA testing, using ideal conditions for both, DNA testing is on far surer footing than facial recognition -- and the ideal conditions for DNA testing are far more attainable than those for facial recognition. For example, I believe the people acquitted based on DNA testing are usually acquitted for good reason, and not just because it makes me feel good, but I'll read your article.