Privacy

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Un pantallazo de la aplicación de rastreo StopCovid, desarrollada por el gobierno francés para intentar contener la propagación de la COVID-19, fotografiado en París el 28 de mayo de 2020

StopCovid phone app

French app StopCovid still facing hurdles amid EU concerns about data access

StopCovid

France times StopCovid tracking app release with reopening of bars, restaurants

Screen grab of new StopCovid app May 2020

Covid-19 tracing

France's StopCovid app: What is it, how it works and why privacy groups are concerned

The French government project StopCovid is a smart phone application designed to limit the spread of coronavirus.

French MPs call for vote on StopCovid mobile phone app over privacy concerns

RFI Correspondent's Call

How secure is India's multi-purpose identity card? Murali Krishnan

Technology - Google

Google doesn't have to forget you, EU court rules

Online shoppers must be told their Facebook 'like' of the web retailer sends personal data to the Facebook subsidiary, says EU court

EU - Facebook - web protection

EU web retailers ordered to issue privacy warning about Facebook ‘like’ button

Google is used on cell phones, too

French consumer group sues Google for data privacy breach

The two candidates for British prime minister Boris Johnson (l) next to Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt (r) during a TV debate Johnson did agree to onBBC, on 18 June 2019.

UK - Boris Johnson - Jeremy Hunt

Boris lobs letter to Hunt on Brexit, but Hunt taunts on Twitter

French President Emmanuel Macron meets with CEO and co-founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France, May 10, 2019.

Facebook's Zuckerberg 'encouraged' by French online regulatory proposals

Tim Berners-Lee (left), speaking at a Web Summit.

World Wide Web: 30 years of wonder and warnings

Facebook accused of behaving like 'digital gangsters' in British report into online privacy

French data protection regular CNIL imposed a record-setting 50 million euro fine on US-based web giant Google this week.

France’s record €50m fine on Google just the beginning, campaigners say

An anti-terror law that came into effect on 1 July in Russia requires mobile and internet companies to store all text messages, phone conversations and chats for six months in data centres on Russian territory.

Russia introduces not-so-secret mass surveillance

Migrants are welcomed by voluntary doctors at a parking site in Calais, October 12, 2017.

Activists slam EU plan to force migrant kids to give fingerprints

Mariya Gabriel, European Commissioner in charge of Digital Economy and Society, speaking at the Digital Day 2018 conference in Brussels, Tuesday 10 April, 2018

European countries to pursue joint AI intiative

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg during his first Congressinal hearing in Washington D.C. 10/04/2018

What now for Facebook after Zuckerberg hearing?

Whistleblower Christopher Wylie speaks at a protest opposite Parliament in London on March 29, 2018.

International media

Facebook data misuse scandal sparks calls for greater privacy

Is the tide finally turning against Facebook?

France’s National Data Protection Commission (Cnil) has ruled that Whatsapp's sharing of user data with Facebook was in breach of French and European privacy laws.

French privacy watchdog tells Whatsapp to stop sharing data with Facebook

European flags are seen outside the European Commission headquarters in Brussels

International media

EU-US data agreement under criticism over privacy concerns

International report

UK tech experts worry about the 'snooper's charter'

A Thalys train at Gare du Midi in Brussels

France - Belgium

Belgium to collect data on travellers of planes, trains and ferries

Google rejected a French demand to globally apply the so-called right to be forgotten, which requires the company to remove links to certain information about users if asked.

Google challenges France over 'right to be forgotten'

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