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Fingerprint recognition technology is used by a variety of companies, including Apple, Microsoft, and Samsung. It is also used by government agencies, such as the FBI, to identify criminals. Additionally, many universities and research institutions use fingerprint recognition technology to authenticate students and faculty. Show Less Read more