Latest about France
France VPNs might be banned amid SREN Bill's new "unreasonable amendments"
Breaking ProtonVPN CEO and Founder Andy Yen warns against the threats to citizens' security and privacy. Here's what is at stake.
France plans to boost internet censorship to combat online fraud
Breaking Experts warn the SREN Bill will threaten the open internet while setting up a dangerous global precedent. Here's what's at stake.
France grants police power to spy on citizens through phones
Breaking VPN services and other security tools won't be able to protect people from this kind of state-surveillance. What's next for France's justice reform bill?
AI technology used to track down unauthorized swimming pools
Google technology helps French authorities crack down on hidden pools amid the worst drought in recent memory.
Globe-trotting Roaming Mantis malware is hitting Android and iOS users alike
The roaming malware has made its way to France, while victims in other countries seem safe for now.
Remember the OVHcloud data center fire? Here's why it was so bad
Investigation finds OVH building did not have an automatic fire suppression system.
France hits Google and Facebook with major fines for using cookie trackers
France's privacy watchdog has fined the companies over privacy violations in the past.
Top insurance firm will stop reimbursing ransom payments for French ransomware victims
AXA has updated its cyber insurance policies in France and the company will no longer reimburse ransom payments.
