by Jean Marc Manach
"Can you imagine a democracy where the law requires operators of public transport and motorway companies to install cameras and cookies to keep track for one year, places that people have visited, how they went, the people they encountered, and what they could exchange or share? That country is France in 2011.
A decree published in the Official Journal on March 1, forcing ISPs to the Internet, hosting and web service providers and social networks to store data identifying who are the people who go on the Internet, what they do, when and how. This decree
Big Brother " on the conservation of data that will allow the identification of any person or entity involved with the creation of an online content " is the logical conclusion after all a story that began back nearly 20 years and has increased dramatically in the aftermath of the attacks of September 11, 2001. "(...)
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