Group 1 - The Supreme People's Procuratorate released six typical cases of public interest litigation supported by prosecutorial technology, highlighting the role of technology in uncovering difficult truths [1] - In a case from Beijing, a public prosecutor's office discovered that certain barbecue restaurants on food delivery platforms falsely claimed their products were "100% pure lamb" and "fake one pays a hundred," leading to a special supervision action against meat adulteration [1] - The investigation utilized a big data legal supervision model and animal DNA technology to identify hidden adulterants in food samples, resulting in the detection of various animal-derived components such as pork, chicken, and duck [1] Group 2 - In another case, two real estate companies in Shanghai illegally collected and used consumers' facial recognition data, uploading it to the cloud for commercial purposes [2] - Prosecutorial authorities employed reverse tracking and remote investigation techniques to obtain cloud data, urging administrative bodies to enhance personal information protection in the real estate sector [2] - The cases demonstrate the evidentiary support role of prosecutorial technology in public interest litigation and indicate a future emphasis on strengthening technological applications in handling such cases [2]