The REAL Reason Disney Scans Your Fingerprint | Revealing Disney Secrets #disneysecrets #disney

[AmPapaBear]

"They delete it right after."

And Google totally doesn't sell your search results to advertisers.

[samcramer]

Blink once if you’re ok. Blink twice if the mouse is holding you hostage

[Emerald]

"Dont worry bro, they delete your info right after... trust me"

[Puremoisture]

She really said "they'll delete it right after" like bruh 💀

[cleonii]

yeah right, they totally "delete" it.

[mortarion]

"they don't even have a database for the fingerprints" "they delete it right after" sweet innocence

[SpilledMug]

"tHeY dOnT hAvE a DaTAbAsE"

*proceeds to describe a database*

[westloki]

“They don’t have a data base” but they remember your finger print assigned to your ticket. I guess there’s just some guy in the back with a really good memory.

[Stuffinround]

"Deletes the scan right afterwards"
Yeah yeah, sure.

[LowYummy]

bestie, that’s the definition of a database

[beansinthebowl]

You literally just described a database

[Dnd]

“They dont save your fingerprint”

*”The next time you scan it it matches with a specific code made for your fingerprint”*

[Alex-nexj]

“They don’t have a database”
*explains database*

[maineaglexproductions]

"Don't worry! It doesn't have a database, and it deletes your info!"

Yea, right.

[BadAce]

They delete it like Snapchat deletes things. You might not see it, but it’s still there.

[shaydunn]

The government is totally getting these prints from Disney at a premium.

[kman]

Ha. She thinks they don't store that information.

[ballconei]

Meanwhile your fingerprints are found on Minnie Mouse's dead body and Mickey Mouse gets away with it.

[OneAndOnlyYesMan]

Rule of thumb: if a company has a way they CAN track you, they WILL.

[poplaflop]

They don't track your fingers but they track your fingerprint