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The Omegle case: Police used their own tool to identify 190 children in a crime case.

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A new tool from Kripos was essential in one of Norway's largest criminal cases, and can mean a lot for future victims of crime on the internet.
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The Omegle case: Police used their own tool to identify 190 children in a crime case.

A new tool from Kripos was essential in one of Norway's largest criminal cases, and can mean a lot for future victims of crime on the internet.

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NRK broke the news in Norway on Saturday, June 1, 2024.
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