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Samsung says Galaxy S10 fingerprint security flaw fix on the way

Samsung says Galaxy S10 fingerprint security flaw fix on the way

Posted on October 17, 2019 By Jarvis

There’s a bit of a security flaw in the Samsung Galaxy S10 right about now that’s important to all users of said phone. The flaw comes in the form of 3rd-party screen protectors with tiny patterning in their build. The silicone of the screen protector can do more than just protect against drops and scratches – it can potentially register as part of your fingerprint by the fingerprint reader in the phone.
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