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Laura Kayali

@laukaya
22 posts
2023-07-24
One year from now, France will deploy large-scale, real-time, algorithm-supported video surveillance cameras for the 2024 Summer Olympics — a first in Europe. That's the culmination of more than two centuries of increased surveillance of French citizens. 🧵
2023-07-24 View on X
Politico

How France built a surveillance apparatus over two centuries that digital rights groups and UN experts are critiquing, ahead of the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics

PARIS — Liberté.  Egalité.  But mostly: sécurité.  —  It all started with Napoléon Bonaparte. Twitter: @laukaya , @clothildegouj , and @laukaya Forums: r/privacy and r/france Twitt...

In the wake of Emmanuel Macron's agenda for strategic autonomy, French defense and security giants, as well as innovative tech startups, have also gotten a boost to help them compete globally with American, Israeli and Chinese companies. Here's the story: https://www.politico.eu/...
2023-07-24 View on X
Politico

How France built a surveillance apparatus over two centuries that digital rights groups and UN experts are critiquing, ahead of the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics

PARIS — Liberté.  Egalité.  But mostly: sécurité.  —  It all started with Napoléon Bonaparte. Twitter: @laukaya , @clothildegouj , and @laukaya Forums: r/privacy and r/france Twitt...

2023-03-08
TikTok general counsel Erich Andersen is touring European capitals to pitch the company's data security plan. He'll meet with French digital minister Jean-Noël Barrot in Paris Friday. With @clothildegouj https://www.politico.eu/...
2023-03-08 View on X
Politico

TikTok announces Project Clover, outlining its plan to charm European regulators, including keeping user data on servers in Europe and allowing an audit

BRUSSELS — TikTok has launched its European counteroffensive to assuage politicians' fears over Chinese surveillance.

2022-12-08
Remember Qwant? Here's how the disgraced co-founder of France's answer to Google moved into the murky world of cybersurveillance. Top investigation by @ElisaBraun and @JulesDrmnn https://www.politico.eu/...
2022-12-08 View on X
Politico

A look at cybersurveillance startup Altrnativ, started by Eric Leandri, disgraced Qwant search co-founder, who was lauded as France's digital privacy defender

This story is part of the series Leaked: The Altrnativ world of cybersurveillance.  Read the rest. Tweets: @laukaya , @antoanetaroussi , and @sophieintveld Tweets: Laura Kayali / @...

2021-11-27
Italy's competition authority on a roll this week. Tuesday: Amazon and Apple fined €200 million+ for colluding over Apple and Beats products sales. https://pro.politico.eu/... Today: Google and Apple fined €10 million for abusive data practices. https://pro.politico.eu/...
2021-11-27 View on X
TechCrunch

Italy fines Apple and Google €10M each for “aggressive” data practices and not providing users with clear enough information on commercial uses of their data

Apple and Google have been fined €10 million apiece by Italy's competition and market authority (AGCM) …

2021-07-14
3. It's the third time an authority/court sides with press publishers against Google. Whether we like it or not, the neighboring rights are definitly a thing. https://www.politico.eu/...
2021-07-14 View on X
Bloomberg

France fines Google $593M for failing to comply with a 2020 order to negotiate in good faith with publishers for displaying article snippets in Google News

2021-03-10
The beef: France Digitale argues Apple collects users' consent by default on iOS 14. The French organization argues the iPhone maker is not under the same level of privacy scrutiny as other, smaller companies.
2021-03-10 View on X
Sifted

Leading French startup association files a privacy complaint against Apple alleging that the latest iOS is collecting users' data without their permission

Chris O'Brien / Sifted :

French startup lobby France Digitale filed a complaint today against Apple with the privacy regulator. “We're asking the CNIL to state if Apple is breaching the e-Privacy [directiv,” the organization said. (Mini thread) https://pro.politico.eu/...
2021-03-10 View on X
Sifted

Leading French startup association files a privacy complaint against Apple alleging that the latest iOS is collecting users' data without their permission

Chris O'Brien / Sifted :

2021-02-16
Digital Services Act: France wants to tweak the country-of-origin principle to give more power to the country of destination. No surprises here, but interesting that now Paris is publicly campaigning. https://twitter.com/...
2021-02-16 View on X
Financial Times

France is pushing for changes to EU's upcoming tech regulations so that member states will have expanded powers to punish bad behavior and police more content

Paris wants member states to have more power to act against illegal content  —  France is pushing for the EU's upcoming regulations …

2021-02-15
Digital Services Act: France wants to tweak the country-of-origin principle to give more power to the country of destination. No surprises here, but interesting that now Paris is publicly campaigning. https://twitter.com/...
2021-02-15 View on X
Financial Times

France is pushing for changes to EU's upcoming tech regulations so that member states will have expanded powers to punish bad behavior and police more content

Paris wants member states to have more power to act against illegal content  —  France is pushing for the EU's upcoming regulations …

2020-12-16
The European Commission presented today its Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act. And it's actually only the beginning — Parliament and Council, the ball is now in your courts.
2020-12-16 View on X
Wall Street Journal

EU proposes two bills governing tech giants, focused on illegal content and anticompetitive behavior, to empower regulators to levy large fines or break them up

Proposed bills would be the bloc's most ambitious internet laws since GDPR  —  European officials want new powers …

2020-09-16
Omg Kim Kardashian has entered the content moderation arena. Looking forward to her tweets about the Digital Services Act 😍 https://twitter.com/...
2020-09-16 View on X
Axios

Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ashton Kutcher, and others join a 24-hour freeze of Facebook and Instagram accounts for #StopHateForProfit

Kim Kardashian West announced that she will freeze her Instagram and Facebook accounts on Wednesday because the platforms …

2020-08-15
It's one thing to have Spotify and Fortnite against you. It's another thing to have a fellow tech titan entering the arena. https://twitter.com/...
2020-08-15 View on X
Bloomberg

Facebook launches paid online events in 20 countries with waived fees during COVID-19, says Apple is hurting SMBs by refusing to waive its 30% cut on iOS

Facebook Inc. joined a growing list of developers to publicly criticize Apple Inc. over its revenue-sharing policy for in-app purchases …

2020-08-06
TikTok will build a data center in Ireland to store European data. It's expected to be ready by 2022. https://newsroom.tiktok.com/ ...
2020-08-06 View on X
Bloomberg

TikTok announces plans to set up its first data center in Europe with a $500M investment in Ireland and says data from European users will be stored there

TikTok, the embattled video-sharing app that's found itself at the center of Washington-Beijing tensions, is setting up its first data center …

2020-07-18
NSO succeeded where PR professionals failed: To make Facebook look like the good guy. https://twitter.com/...
2020-07-18 View on X
Bloomberg

US District Judge says WhatsApp's malware case against NSO Group can move forward, rejecting NSO's claim that it qualified for foreign official immunity

Malathi Nayak / Bloomberg :

2020-04-30
EU telco ministers will meet on May 5 about contact-tracing apps. “The discussion should also converge on a common position for conversations with Apple and Google regarding requirements for their APIs,” the Croatian presidency said. (Good luck with that) https://pro.politico.eu/...
2020-04-30 View on X
New York Times

Dozens of tracking apps for smartphones are being used or developed to help contain the pandemic, despite concerns about security, privacy, and effectiveness

literally dozens gathering info on people's location or contacts to curb the virus. Can they help? What are the pitfalls? Will people use them? @natashanyt @Aaron_Krolik & I take a...

2020-02-18
Mark Zuckerberg in Financial Times op-ed: “Good regulation may hurt Facebook's business in the near term but it will be better for everyone, including us, over the long term.” https://www.ft.com/...
2020-02-18 View on X
Reuters

At the Munich Security Conference, Zuckerberg says harmful content should be regulated with a system somewhere between existing frameworks for telcos and media

MUNICH (Reuters) - Online content should be regulated with a system somewhere between the existing rules used for the telecoms …

2020-02-17
Mark Zuckerberg in Financial Times op-ed: “Good regulation may hurt Facebook's business in the near term but it will be better for everyone, including us, over the long term.” https://www.ft.com/...
2020-02-17 View on X
New York Times

As the EU debates new rules for its digital economy, including AI regulations, Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg, and others head to Brussels to meet key lawmakers

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Google's Sundar Pichai have journeyed to Brussels as the European Union drafts regulation for A.I. and the digital economy.

Mark Zuckerberg in Financial Times op-ed: “Good regulation may hurt Facebook's business in the near term but it will be better for everyone, including us, over the long term.” https://www.ft.com/...
2020-02-17 View on X
Reuters

At the Munich Security Conference, Zuckerberg says harmful content should be regulated with a system somewhere between existing frameworks for telcos and media

2019-09-26
“We don't pay publishers when people click on their links in a search result,” said Richard Gingras. Instead, Google will change the way articles appear in search results and remove snippets in France. Story here: https://www.politico.eu/...
2019-09-26 View on X
Politico

Google refuses to pay publishers in France, first to apply EU's copyright law, will only show headlines and thumbnails, unless publisher asks to add previews

Laura Kayali / Politico :