Artificial intelligence has transitioned from imagination to reality, shaping the way we live, work, and interact. From personalized recommendations to voice-activated assistants, its effectiveness rests on the processing of immense amounts of personal data. But such dependence prompts a vital question: are these data truly protected when used by AI…
In 2025, a key driver of business innovation and transformation is data, which is more important than ever. Fueled by technological advances and the growing need for rapid, informed decision-making, it is redefining practices across all sectors. Real-Time Analytics at the Forefront Today's evolving data volumes make real-time analytics a…
For several years, India has been working toward strengthening the protection of its citizens’ personal data in response to the exponential growth of digital technologies and the increasing amount of personal information being collected online. As the world’s most populous democracy and a fast-growing digital economy, India faces the dual…
Telegram's surge in user data sharing: challenges for data protection in France In 2024, the messaging application Telegram recorded a spectacular increase in satisfied requests for user data from law enforcement agencies. This phenomenon raises major questions about the protection of privacy, particularly in France, where this right is deeply…
L’inbound marketing : attirer les clients dans le respect des données personnelles Avec l’entrée en application du Règlement général sur la protection des données (RGPD) en 2018, les préoccupations sur les données à caractère personnel et la vie privée en général ont bouleversé tout le monde. C’est d’ailleurs la raison…
We saw that period tracking apps were not your friends because they can resell your data (and they do) or can give them to the authorities. We also know which data they collect or can collect. But do they really need all this optional data? And does it really have…
From May 11 to 16, the Human Factors in Information Systems conference was held in Hawaii. An entire session was devoted to period tracking applications. During this session, British researchers pointed out the data protection contradictions of these apps: 35% of the 20 apps they analyzed had contradictory provisions. Many…