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It's the second-known such case in the US to date.

Andrei Tyurin has reportedly been negotiating a plea deal with US authorities.

Know your rights.

Family Tree DNA says the partnership won't violate users' privacy, though.

The killer gave away scouting missions through technological carelessness.

It's the first time robotic aircraft have watched over the ball drop.

One package sat out for just three minutes before someone took the bait.

It might reflect a systemic problem.

Law enforcement may have a challenge on its hands.

Andrei Tyurin may also be helpful in investigating 2016 election hacks.

It’s also expanding its law enforcement training platform.

Its system could increase transparency in law enforcement.

The city is still deciding how to move forward.

Investors and civil rights groups are concerned about privacy.

Whether or not it works well in practice is another story.

It could keep tools like the 'GrayKey' from accessing a locked iPhone.

House Democrats are asking for details about law enforcement use.

The city's police chief says they still only track the officers who volunteered for the program.

Some are wondering if the methods can be used responsibly.

There haven't been mistaken arrests, but it's still concerning.