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Semaine 48 (November 26, 2018)

Ce que peut faire votre Fournisseur d’Accès à l’Internet – Framablog
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Companies 'can sack workers for refusing to use fingerprint scanners' | World news | The Guardian
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Fair Work Commission rejects case by Queensland sawmill worker who said scanning system was a breach of his privacy

Walmart files patent for stress-tracking cart handle | Retail Dive
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The retail giant is looking to track stress and health levels of customers in their stores.

Private Meeting Contradicts Google's Official Story on China
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Publicly, Google executive Ben Gomes has called the censored search engine “an exploration.” Privately, he wanted it completed “as soon as possible.”

Gmail et l’assistant Google, ce futur asile de fous ? – Le blog de Guillaume Champeau
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Un témoignage sur la perte de notre emprise sur nos conversations au profit des IA. Celles-ci décident de plus en plus pour nous avec qui nous devons échanger.

Caméras, mots de passe, conservation des données... : l’Ecole 42 de Xavier Niel mise en demeure - Tech - Numerama
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La CNIL révèle avoir mis en demeure l’association derrière l’École 42 de corriger dès que possible son système de vidéosurveillance, en cessant de filmer en permanence les salles de classe et les lieux de vie. Mais ce n'est pas le seul manquement identifié.

ElasticSearch server exposed the personal data of over 57 million US citizens | ZDNet
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Leaky database taken offline, but not after leaking user details for nearly two weeks.

Portal, l'assistant personnel de Facebook, vous traque, finalement

Within weeks of unveiling the 'private by design' Portal device, Facebook has been forced to backtrack on its privacy claims

Hackers Pilfered Sensitive Data From Over 30 Million Facebook Accounts, Extensive Private Info On More Than 14 Million

Facebook's blatant disregard of privacy has led to a massive breach of personal data, location information, and search history. Instead of an apology, Facebook announced that over 14 million seriously affected victims will not get ID theft protection.

Instagram prototypes handing your location history to Facebook – TechCrunch
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This is sure to exacerbate fears that Facebook will further exploit Instagram now that its founders have resigned. Instagram has been spotted prototyping a new privacy setting that would allow it to share your location history with Facebook. That means your exact GPS coordinates collected by Instag…

Tracking Via Apps: Now Apps Can Track You Even After You Uninstall Them
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New trackers make it easy for developers to identify fed-up users and pester them with targeted ads.

Cathay Pacific leaks 9.4 million travelers' passport numbers and other data / Boing Boing
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Cathay Pacific leaks 9.4 million travelers' passport numbers and other data

France Nature Environnement | Fédération des associations de protection de la nature et de l'environnement

Fédération des associations de protection de la nature et de l'environnement

Éviter d'être viré à cause de vos tweets ? Il y a un site pour ça
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Un jeune internaute a créé un site permettant aux utilisateurs américains de « scanner » leurs comptes Twitter pour en effacer les messages « problématiques ».

New Partnership Will Help Us Hold Facebook and Campaigns… — ProPublica
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Starting today you can download a version of the Firefox browser with the Facebook Political Ad Collector built in.

Why Any Backdoor Would Be a Threat to Online Security.
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In regular intervals, Politicians demand that companies add backdoors to their end-to-end encrypted cloud services
to enable law enforcements to easier persecute criminals. This demand ignores that
any backdoor to encryption poses a severe threat to online security in general. This post explains
why a backdoor is - and will always be - a stupid idea.

Démocratie participative : un village breton devient un objet de curiosité
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"Pauvre et incultivable" dans les années 70, Trémargat, village du Centre-Bretagne aux 200 âmes volontaires, est désormais un objet de curiosité en France et à l'étranger pour son agriculture bio et sa démocratie participative.

Read Google employees' open letter protesting Project Dragonfly
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Google employees are calling for the company to cancel its efforts to create a censored search app in China. "Project Dragonfly" has drawn criticism from human rights groups and U.S. politicians since details of the effort leaked this summer.