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Samsung said to not include iris scanner on Samsung Galaxy S10
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Samsung Galaxy S10 to Ditch the Iris Scanner for In-Display Fingerprint Sensor
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Samsung Galaxy S10 could ditch iris sensor, will use in-display 'ultrasonic' fingerprint reader
Samsung Galaxy S10 to skip the iris scanner - GSMArena.com news
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Samsung Galaxy S10 To Not Have Iris Scanner | iGyaan Network
Samsung's Galaxy S10 might ditch the iris scanner - CNET
New Samsung Galaxy S8 Unlocks with Facial Recognition, Iris Scanning - IEEE Spectrum
Samsung Galaxy S10 face unlock easily fooled by photos, videos, siblings: Report
