Please find below all the articles cited in this episode of the Memo:

• Twelve Million Phones, One Dataset, Zero Privacy (The New York Times)
• Comment le GPS peut vous pister, même lorsque vous l'éteignez (ZDNet)
• La géolocalisation sur mobile (Bien vivre le digital – Orange)
• Loi contre les violences conjugales: une mesure interdit l’espionnage du conjoint (Le Figaro)
• Chinese border guards put secret surveillance app on tourists' phones (The Guardian)
• Unique in the Crowd: The privacy bounds of human mobility (Nature)
• Les USA exposent enfin le pistage publicitaire non consenti sur les applications mobiles (Numérama)
• Denmark frees 32 inmates over flaws in phone geolocation evidence (The Guardian)
• Maîtrisez les réglages « vie privée » de votre smartphone (CNIL)

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• Google tracks your movements, like it or not (AP News)
• Users dump AccuWeather iPhone app after learning it sends location data to third party (TechCrunch)
• Aux Etats-Unis, les données de géolocalisation téléphoniques désormais protégées par la Constitution (Le Monde)

Credits :

The Memo is an Orange podcast.

This episode was scripted and recorded by Spintank in November 2019 in the Tank media studio (Paris, 11th district).

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Please find below all the articles cited in this episode of the Memo:

• Start-up-Paradies Estland (Frankfurter Allgemeine)
• Estonia, the Digital Republic (The New Yorker)
• E-government Survey 2018 (United Nations)
• Digitising social services could further exclude people already on the margins (The Conversation)
• Médiation numérique : le point aveugle de la conception ? (Internetactu)
• Government Digital Services (YouTube)
• Digital Services Playbook (United States Government)
• Human Contact Is Now a Luxury Good (The New York Times)

Credits :

The Memo is an Orange podcast.

This episode was scripted and recorded by Spintank in January 2020 in the Tank media studio (Paris, 11th district).

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Please find below all the articles cited in this episode of the Memo:

• A new anti-cyberbullying campaign sends participants messages inspired by ones sent to real victims (CNN) 
• He Cyberstalked Teen Girls for Years – Then They Fought Back (Wired) 
• A Majority of Teens Have Experienced Some Form of Cyberbullying (Pew Research Center) 
• UNICEF poll: More than a third of young people in 30 countries report being a victim of online bullying (UNICEF) 
• Instagram Is Trying to Curb Bullying. First, It Needs to Define Bullying (The New York Times) 
• Cyberharcèlement : “Pour les ados, on a crié dans le désert un certain temps” (Télérama) 
• Schüler fordern mehr Unterstützung vom Senat (Der Tagesspiegel) 
• Under digital surveillance: how American schools spy on millions of kids (The Guardian) 
• Cyberharcèlement à l’école : un député propose une réunion annuelle obligatoire pour les parents (Numérama) 
• How to Safeguard Children Against Cyberbullying (The New York Times) 

Credits:

The Memo is an Orange podcast.

This episode was scripted and recorded by Spintank in January 2020 in the Tank media studio (Paris, 11th district).

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Please find below all the articles cited in this episode of the Memo:

• The digital gap between rich and poor kids is not what we expected (The New York Times)
• Is our constant use of digital technologies affecting our brain health? We asked 11 experts (Vox)
• Is the economy suffering from the crisis of attention ? (Bank Underground)
• Comment le monde actuel a privatisé le silence (Télérama)
• Dopamine (Arte)
• Social media copies gambling methods to create psychological cravings (The Guardian)
• Should’ve stayed in Vegas (Your Undivided Attention)
• Technology is driving us to distraction (The Guardian)
• L’attention à l’autre est le défi majeur de demain (Usbek & Rica)
• Rétro-design de l’attention : dépasser le temps (Internet Actu)

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• Pour un rétro-design de l’attention (Internet Actu)
• The IRL Fetish (The New Inquiry)
• Silicon Valley Says Step Away From the Device (The New York Times)
• Du design de la dépendance (Internet Actu)

Credits:

The Memo is an Orange podcast.

This episode was scripted and recorded by Spintank in November 2019 in the Tank media studio (Paris, 11th district).

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Please find below all the articles cited in this episode of the Memo:

• Et si... Internet était rationné ? (La Croix)
• Françoise Berthoud : « La plupart des gens ne font aucun lien entre numérique et environnement » (La Croix)
• Bitcoin consumes more energy than Switzerland, according to new estimate (The Verge)
• « Pour une sobriété numérique » : le nouveau rapport du Shift sur l’impact environnemental du numérique (The Shift Project) 
• Netflix: What Happens When You Press Play? (High Scalability)
• How to stop data centres from gobbling up the world’s electricity (Nature)
• Le syndrome de l’obésiciel : des applications énergivores (Interstices)
• What are rare earths, crucial elements in modern technology? 4 questions answered (The Conversation) 
• Bas van Abel: 'We're suffering from electronic anorexia' (DW)
• Google to Use Recycled Materials in All Hardware by 2022 (PC Mag UK)

Want to go further?

• Sciences du numérique et développement durable : des liens complexes (Interstices) 
• Quel est le coût environnemental de votre recherche sur internet ? (ONU) 

Credits:

The Memo is an Orange podcast.

This episode was scripted and recorded by Spintank in November 2019 in the Tank media studio (Paris, 11th district).

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.