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Fingerprint not being able to be scanned

2018-01-08 09:23:32
I am a student .My fingerprints are not being recognised by the Normal fingerprint scanner. its hard to get them scanned.
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Please try on some different machine. Did you ever have burn of finger hand in past.

Answered2018-01-09 01:24:48

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