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EufyHome via Amazon has eufy Security Smart Lock Touch w/ Fingerprint Scanner, Bluetooth Electronic Deadbolt & Touchscreen Keypad (Black, T8510111) for $199.99 - $15 when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page = $184.99. Shipping is free. Thanks Taproot689
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In theory someone can still have your exact same finger print data even though everyone's fingerprint is different. Because it doesn't record your entire fingerprint. Also each sensor will record data differently because of tolerances within the equipment. That's why biometric data is usually stored locally.
Plus by that logic if you've gotten a passport or an ID then what's stop the government to send it to other foreign governments?
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In theory someone can still have your exact same finger print data even though everyone's fingerprint is different. Because it doesn't record your entire fingerprint. Also each sensor will record data differently because of tolerances within the equipment. That's why biometric data is usually stored locally.
Plus by that logic if you've gotten a passport or an ID then what's stop the government to send it to other foreign governments?
In theory someone can still have your exact same finger print data even though everyone's fingerprint is different. Because it doesn't record your entire fingerprint. Also each sensor will record data differently because of tolerances within the equipment. That's why biometric data is usually stored locally.
Plus by that logic if you've gotten a passport or an ID then what's stop the government to send it to other foreign governments?
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In theory someone can still have your exact same finger print data even though everyone's fingerprint is different. Because it doesn't record your entire fingerprint. Also each sensor will record data differently because of tolerances within the equipment. That's why biometric data is usually stored locally.
Plus by that logic if you've gotten a passport or an ID then what's stop the government to send it to other foreign governments?