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Social networks, for better or for worse

Huit Français sur dix perçoivent les réseaux sociaux comme un danger plutôt qu’un bénéfice pour les enfants et adolescents : c’est ce qui ressort de la dernière étude de l’Observatoire Cetelem (1) à travers une enquête inédite qui s’est intéressée aux usages qu’ont les Français des réseaux sociaux. Il en

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Metavers: the new Internet generation and GAFA's Eldorado

Metavers: the new Internet generation and GAFA's Eldorado

L’enjeu est tellement important que Facebook a décidé d’embaucher 10 000 personnes pour y travailler, et envisage même de changer de nom pour mieux refléter l’importance qu’il y accorde. Le métavers (de l’anglais metaverse, contraction de meta universe) est un univers numérique, aux contours encore flous, promettant d’être l’Internet de demain.

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free of charge

GAFA regulation: the gratuity trap

While "free models" are nothing new, the digital economy has given them an unprecedented scale. From the LinkedIn professional network to dating applications and video games, digital players are deploying a range of strategies in which the user has free access to a partial service according to the following criteria

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Endangered giants on their pedestal

Endangered giants on their pedestal

Protection of personal data, control over the advertising market, online search or social networks, dominant position in online commerce or control of the market for smartphone applications... Grievances against the digital giants are the source of many investigations, both on the American side and on the European side.

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Facebook Currency

The Facebook elephant enters the coin store...

Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and boss of Facebook is a man in a hurry. Today he is presenting "Libra", which he wants to put into circulation as early as 2020. His currency. In doing so, he is giving his group a power hitherto reserved for the states. With more than two billion users, Facebook has become a major player on the Internet.

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Can we imagine a future without Facebook?

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On the occasion of the 9th Day without Facebook, this Thursday 28 February, author Thomas Fauré denounces the technological schizophrenia that keeps Europe happy in front of Facebook, despite the thousand revelations that have been made about it. He claims that at the heart of the Old Continent there are the means to invest in

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private data

The end of privacy?

The Cambridge Analytica scandal revealed to bewildered users that Facebook collects and shares the little secrets of our digital lives far beyond what is necessary. Answering the call of the #deletefacebook hashtag, a quarter of French people say they are ready to leave Facebook [1] naively thinking that disappearing from the

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