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France deployed 45,000 police officers and some armoured vehicles on the streets on Saturday as riots rocked French cities for a fourth night over a teenager's fatal shooting by an officer during a traffic stop.

Buildings and vehicles have been torched and stores looted, and the violence has plunged President Emmanuel Macron into the gravest crisis of his leadership since the Yellow Vest protests that started in 2018.

Unrest has flared nationwide, including in cities such as Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, Strasbourg and Lille as well as Paris where Nahel M., a 17-year-old of Algerian and Moroccan descent, was shot on Tuesday in the Nanterre suburb.

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#France

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Unrest in France, interview with Alexis Poulin | Invidious ( in English)

Via @alexis_poulin
#France #Riots #Macron

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#France lawmakers agree to allow police to spy on suspects by activating camera, microphone and GPS. Includes phones, laptops, cars and other connected objects

https://www.barrons.com/news/france-set-to-allow-police-to-spy-through-phones-b21f1f21

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France Set To Allow Police To Spy Through Phones

French police should be able to spy on suspects by remotely activating the camera, microphone and GPS of their phones and other devices, lawmakers agreed late Wednesday.

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ilumium@eupolicy.social - Looks like we don't need laws after all for platforms to opportunistically suppress political user content: In 🇫🇷 #France, a #Snapchat #lobbyist admitted in a parliamentary hearing that the company was "proud" to have collaborated "hand in hand with the interior ministry" to make sure only user content critical of the mass protests was shown on #SnapMaps.

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#censorship #centralisation #contentmoderation #DigitalServicesAct #DSA

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Snapchat a-t-il admis avoir bidonné la Snap Map pendant les émeutes ?

Une cadre de Snapchat a expliqué que la branche française du réseau social a modéré la Snap Map pour ne plus faire apparaître de contenu consacré aux troubles, en ne publiant que les photos et vidéos critiques envers les émeutiers.

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#France's War on Free Speech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdbVcBJqewY

@reclaimthenet
#censorship

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A petition to prevent #France government from censoring the web by forcing Internet browser providers to block sites directly in the browser at the request of the state:

Une petition pour empecher la france de censurer le web en forçant les fournisseur de navigateur internet de bloquer des sites directement dans le navigateur a la demande de l'état :

https://foundation.mozilla.org/fr/campaigns/sign-our-petition-to-stop-france-from-forcing-browsers-like-mozillas-firefox-to-censor-websites/

Mozilla Foundation

Signez notre pétition pour empêcher la France d’obliger les navigateurs tels que Firefox de Mozilla à censurer des sites web

Le gouvernement français envisage d’adopter une loi qui obligerait les navigateurs web, comme Mozilla Firefox, à bloquer des sites web désignés par le gouvernement.

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Internet Censorship Does Not Make You Safe Online | MentalOutlaw

In this video I discuss how the governments attempts to censor the internet under the guise of safety like the French SREN Bill and the American Kids Online Safety Act do not provide any additional protections for people online and only restrict your digital freedom.

#BigBrother #France #EU #US #Censorship #Surveillance
#SREN #AKOSA

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A year of surveillance in France: a short satirical tale by La Quadrature du Net

Looking back to France in 2023, what do we see? Implementation of new technologies such as drones, DNA marking or new generation of spywares. Also, an intensification of political surveillance, either by law enforcement deploying disproportionate means of investigations towards environmental activists or intelligence services using cameras or GPS beacons to spy on places or people that they find too radical. It was also the year of the “8 December” case, a judicial case where among other things, encrypted communications of the prosecuted persons were considered as signs of "clandestinity" that reveal criminal intentions.

French version: https://video.lqdn.fr/w/rXmBKD6NcfxWxJEPHUZc4Z

German version: https://video.lqdn.fr/w/315ZAQFMTMG7wqiMDdGvsi

#France #BigBrother #Surveillance #LQDN

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