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Palm Print as a Smartphone Biometric: Another option for digital privacy and security - 2016

ABSTRACT:

During a world where smartphones are becoming ubiquitous and a lot of powerful than ever, securing these devices has become a key issue. We have a tendency to are thus invested in our smartphones that when they are compromised, our personal lives also are laid blank to a cybercriminal. Digital forgery and identity theft can be achieved in the blink of a watch, and for that reason it becomes increasingly necessary that we tend to can authenticate ourselves reliably. Palm print can be used as a sensible biometric for handheld devices. It has the advantage that current state-of-the-art devices offer wonderful image quality while not any modifications.


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