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Rumor: Samsung testing a Galaxy S10 with a rear fingerprint scanner. Does that mean no in-display scanner? - PhoneArena
Samsung Galaxy S10 may come with in-display fingerprint sensor
Samsung Galaxy S10 to Ditch the Iris Scanner for In-Display Fingerprint Sensor
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