Apple launched the Cards app in 2011, allowing users to design custom letterpress cards with photos and messages that Apple would print and ship. The product, conceived by Steve Jobs during a casual walk, was built on infrastructure developed for iPhoto printing and involved complex letterpress printing operations across multiple countries, though the project was later plagued by significant mismanagement issues.
In 2011, Australian bartender Dan Saunders discovered an ATM glitch at National Australia Bank that allowed unlimited withdrawals, exploiting a lag between transactions and balance updates to steal AU$1.6 million over four and a half months. After spending the money on luxury goods and experiencing guilt, he turned himself in to police and was sentenced to prison, community service, and a fine.