Samsung updates software to fix fingerprint recognition problem

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Samsung updates software to fix fingerprint recognition problem
Samsung has updated software to fix problems with fingerprint recognition features on its flagship Galaxy S10 and Note 10 smartphones, it said on Wednesday. Samsung issued an apology via its customer support app Samsung Members and told its Galaxy phone users to update their biometric authenticat...

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