Event on 24 October: Sébastien Lecornu Considered a "Temporary Suspension" of Social Networks in a Public Letter
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Were the content related to the October 24 protests censored on social media? That's what some say on TikTok or Instagram. But is that true? Steps have in any case been taken to limit the distribution of certain content.
The executive recognizes that Snapchat or TikTok, and artificial intelligence, complicate his task in the mastery of overflows on the margins of the high school uprising (casseurs, black bloc, looters etc.) Analyses... The dangerous "Classes" article: the role of the associative networks and the finger-pointed IA appeared first on Causer.
A letter from the Prime Minister published on Thursday 22 October reveals that the executive has considered temporarily suspending access to the main platforms to prevent the coordination of urban violence
On 22 October, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu asked telecom operators to prepare to cut off access to social networks before the demonstration on 24 October, reveals the media "Blast". This measure...
The law "breakers-payers" currently under discussion will make even more noise. An amendment would indeed like to be able to suspend social networks extremely quickly.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu considered blocking social networks during the demonstrations this weekend, an unusual move for a democracy.
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