Can you remove somehow your fingerprints?!?
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*Revising my statement after getting some reassurance that my answer will not enable harm and pondering* Yes you can temporarily.\n\nThere are several ways to remove or hide fingerprints, a few already mentioned above such as the belt sander and slicing of fingertips.\n\nThere is also burning, acids for chemical burns, heat such as a hot grill and press one's fingers against the metal, and I would assume a cold burn has simular effects on the layers of skin.\n\nAll of the above have the side effect of being rather painful and one could really hurt themselves if they do not know what they are doing. Also you still leave a print, just not one with your particular pattern, but were you to be printed soon after, the blankness is just as much of a give away as the actual print.\n\nSo I personally would go the route of not leaving fingerprints in the first place, gloves, specialized latex and gels or even superglue will cover the tips of ones fingers so prints can't be left.\n\n:cP
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Look closely at your finger, you will see lots of little lines. Those lines form a unique fingerprint for you. When you touch something oils from your skin leaves a "print" of your finger which can be collected and matched to you.
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if this is for the USA.... you can get this from the uscis.gov site, but they should have made you an appointment to get this done....USCIS has opened 84 freestanding fingerprint sites (ASCs) and 46 sites located in existing USCIS offices. USCIS now employs a system where fingerprints are taken and submitted electronically to the FBI. By using electronic fingerprint technology, USCIS has significantly reduced processing times for criminal background checks.\n\nif this is not for the US....call your embassy and ask them... they would know the best place.... because you need to know what excactly you need to have done...
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You should be able to remove it if you start your computer in "Safe Mode" and then run the scan...
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Technically it can. Everything that you delete from your hard drive is still there until it is overwritten with new data. You can use track-erasing software found easily for free on the internet. Here is a website that hosts several of these applications. Some are free and some are shareware. I haven't used any of them so I can't tell you which one is best but you can check them out.
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No no no!! There is a special screen polish for electronic devices. I used that and it is great. Its called displex you can get it on ebay.
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none all fingerprints are unique
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Are you kidding????\n\nYes they have legal finger prints. \n\nWhat would make you think otherwise?
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As far as I know you can have them "surgically" removed using professional microdermabrasion and/or laser resurfacing.  See a dermatologist to find out more or do a search on those procedures.
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As an identical twin, I will answer this question.\n\nNo, twins do not have identical fingerprints.\n\nIdentical twins have identical DNA. However, it more than DNA that shapes a fingerprint.  Events during the growth of fingerprints ( and other development processes) will change the course of the prints - ie. a twin's finger brushes against the uterine wall, causing an 'abrasion' which alters the course of the print... one twin recieves less blood / nutrients than the other, affecting the rate of growth etc..\n\nFingerprints are a mixture of DNA and life events, as is the development of any individual. My fingerprints are 'similar' to my twins, but not identical - we have compared. We have the same basic loops and swirls, but some are opposite, different lengths, etc.. \n\nHope this helps.
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They'll usually hire an outside agency to do it.  Can be a company that specializes in that, some security companies do it, local police department or sheriff's office, state Bureau of Investigations office.  I think there's some web sites as well, you pay a fee and can run checks on people, but I don't think they'd have access to fingerprint information.  \n\nAs far as just criminal histories, that's public information.  Most states/counties have web sites you can look up individual's traffic citations, arrests, or civil claims.  Most you can look right on line, others you have to mail in a request.
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Using a butterknife, you should be able to take the keys off.  Uses a warm damp rag to clean up the mess.
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You can see what I was able to find on it. Do you have some kind of Fingerprint Identification software. I know there is a new Laptop that uses fingerprint reading instead of passwords now.\n\n FIU Fingerprint Identification \n\nGINA Graphical Identification and Authentication \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=Fiu+Gina.dll&ei=UTF-8&fr=b1ie7&b=1\n\nYou might want to go here and post a thread and see if jibberjabber, onemjc or one of the others might have a better answer.\n\nhttp://messages.toolbar.yahoo.com/toolbar/forumview?bn=394500001-antispy
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Yes, they can.  Just access your Trash Folder.  It deletes periodically, but if you're lucky, your files will still be there.
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Don't think so. The process can't be reversely done.\n\nFingerprint is hashed from public key, one can't unhash it back, i.e. N -> C where N >> C is possible, but reverse is not.\n\nAlso, if one could go from fingerprint to a public key, then from public key he/she could derive the private key. Then the whole key-scheme security would be completely broken/useless.
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Wow. So your girlfriend doesn't take showers? And doesn't secrete oils or perspiration? Sorry, fingerprints don't last on human skin.
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Try fingernail polish remover.  It really depends on the resin.  Some may take solvents such as hexane or acetone.