One of the most influential ways of identifying a person is biometric authentication. All bio-metric characteristics, for example
fingerprints , retina, and eyes, have some essential universality factors (people having their unique fingerprint), uniqueness (the
probability of 2 people having the same fingerprint is insignificant) and continuity (the bio-metric characteristics usually stay the
same over vast period of time)[1].
These identities have other benefits and drawbacks. Since they simplify the use of biometric characteristics and reliably classify
customers, they raise questions about consumer privacy. For example, suppose a user registers themselves using their fingerprint to
use other web applications, such as a healthcare system and multiple social networking websites, internet companies may regulate
their fingerprint delivery, and discern their personal info such as state of health and documented SNS name. This significantly
infringes the privacy of clients. Furthermore,
