Is it true that making the “scissor hand” gesture in a photo will reveal your fingerprint information?

       When taking photos, many people like to raise their index and middle fingers to make a scissors hand gesture. This photo pose has long been deeply rooted in people's minds, so much so that many people will subconsciously make this gesture when taking selfies or group photos.

　　However, when taking photos with the scissor hand gesture, the problem may not be as simple as just looking ordinary...

　　Copying fingerprints is not easy, but it is not impossible

　　In the movie "Ant-Man", the screenwriter used a half-minute fast cut to demonstrate to the audience how to use kitchen tools to obtain fingerprints and use them to crack the fingerprint lock.

　　When I saw this scene in the cinema, I laughed out loud with disdain, thinking:

Come on, it's the 21st century now, and you're still fooling people with such childish plots.

　　If you think about it, in addition to Ant-Man, many action and science fiction movies have similar plots, and the director hopes to show the protagonist's wit as a thief or agent. However, this plot seems a bit outdated today. Can the "fake fingerprint" made of this glue really crack the fingerprint lock?

　　The video UP master Gu Amo once imitated Ant-Man's operation, but ultimately failed. However, it looked more like a defeat caused by an operational error, and it was a not-so-rigorous imitation experiment.