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Disadvantages of the Finger print technique

Disadvantages of the Finger print technique:

  • Health concerns while touching the sensor which is being touched by many number of individuals.
  • Sometimes due to age and occupation may cause some difficulty for the sensor in capturing the exact fingerprint.
  • Public opinion 
  • Privacy concerns of criminal implications.

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