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Domestic assistants reinvent themselves
For ten years, connected speakers mostly provided weather updates, set timers, and repeated “I didn’t understand”: domestic assistants in the broadest sense…
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Where Do Your Old Devices End Up? The Recycling Circuit
Open the bottom drawer — the one with the dead phones, orphaned chargers, one-sided earbuds — millions of them in France, while…
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Deepfakes and Cloned Voices: Recognizing the New Scams
The voice of your son on the phone — his tone, his intonations — asking for an urgent wire transfer; the video…
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Satellite Internet: For whom, for what, at what price?
Satellite clusters lighting up the night sky, flat parabolas on rural rooftops, and a promise: ultra-high-speed internet EVERYWHERE — the isolated farm,…
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Your Car Listens to You: Data from Connected Cars
Your car knows where you are going, at what speed, at what time, with whom you are calling, sometimes what you are…
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Connected glasses are back: gadget or the future?
They’re back — again: after the resounding failure of the pioneers ten years ago, connected glasses are filling storefronts once more —…
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The end of the copper network: what it changes for you
The good old copper wire — the one from grandma’s gray phone, from ADSL, from a century and a half of communications…
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Age verification online: What is being implemented
Proving age for adult websites, soon for a social network, maybe one day for the bulk of the online world for minors:…
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Connected TV lives off your data: Understand and Act
The TV for €400 which would cost €600: the difference is you – your viewing habits collected, your home screens sold to…
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Screens and Digital Technologies in Schools: Where Are We At?
Distributed tablets then returned, digital manuals that struggle, banning phones at school, the ENTs that parents endure, and the big swing back:…