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Par une décision du 10 juillet, la Commission européenne constate que les États-Unis assurent un niveau de protection des données personnelles équivalent à celui de l’Union européenne. Les transferts de données personnelles depuis l'UE vers certains organismes étatsuniens peuvent désormais s’effectuer librement, sans encadrement spécifique.

Stop more bots. Start protecting user privacy. Do you use a captcha to keep out bots? hCaptcha protects user privacy, rewards websites, and helps companies get their data labeled. It is a drop-in replacement for reCAPTCHA: you can switch within minutes.

Fathom Analytics provides simple, useful websites stats without tracking or storing personal data of your users.

Même avec une activité minimum comme les mails et les recherches sur Google, le web en sait sur vous plus que vous n’imaginez. Si vous êtes curieux et désirez voir les traces que vous laissez sur la toile, suivez notre parcours en 6 étapes, avec à chaque fois des outils et un petit conseil pour mieux maîtriser vos données.

Floodwatch is a Chrome extension that tracks the ads you see as you browse the internet.

Alors que les programmes de surveillance gouvernementaux étendent leur influence, Tox est une application facile à utiliser qui vous permet de contacter vos amis et vos proches sans que quelqu'un d'autre soit à l'écoute.

Things the NSA doesn't want you to know And why you should know about it :)

More and more websites use like-buttons from Facebook, Google+ and Twitter. However, these buttons send information to these social networks even if the user doesn't click them, but even if they are just present on a webpage. This way these networks are able to track which websites users are visiting and are able to build fairly complete browser histories of their users. Because this is neither what a user might expect nor what many website operators that embed like-buttons want, this alternative way of using these social services was developed.

We are now ready to propose an alpha version of Privacy Icons that takes into account the feedback and participation we’ve received along the way. We’ve simplified the core set dramatically and tightened up the language. While the icons don’t touch on all topics, we do think they significantly move the discussion on privacy, as well as the general level of literacy about privacy, forward. We do not want to let perfection or devotion to taxonomy get in the way of the good.

Today, we're launching new tools to give you even greater control over the information you share. Mark Zuckerberg, our founder and CEO, talked about these changes in his post last week. They include a simpler privacy settings page and a tool to control the audience for each and every post you create. We're also taking this opportunity to require all 350 million people who use Facebook to review and update their settings.