This is common at places with ticketed entry in the US. Even my old gym used a very similar fingerprint scanner. Pretty sure the tech is all from the same one

This is common at places with ticketed entry in the US. Even my old gym used a very similar fingerprint scanner. Pretty sure the tech is all from the same one or two vendors. They claim that neither the raw fingerprint nor a unique identifier derived from it is stored. Instead, one of seven possible values is computed from it and only that classification is saved. If true, in practice, there is a 1-in-7 chance that your scan will match someone else's. Resistance is futile.