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For efficiency of space and time, fingerprints are often 'folded' to a much shorter length (N = 512 or N = 1024) using a lossy-compression algorithm.
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Now they say for the first time the fingerprints don't matter and we can start applying for asylum again.
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"To make the situation even worse, each time the fingerprint sensor is used... [it] will refresh that fingerprint bitmap to reflect the latest wiped finger.
Consent was obtained from the individuals at the time of fingerprint collection to link their HDSS data to their health care data based on the fingerprint scan.
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