“Sometime in the last twenty years, our possessions came alive.

Not all at once. Not dramatically. One by one, the objects in our lives opened their eyes, found our faces, and began to need us.

Your thermostat has opinions now. Your television requires a login. Your car updates itself overnight, and sometimes when you start it in the morning, the interface has rearranged itself, as if someone broke in and reorganized your dashboard while you slept.

Your earbuds won't play music until they've updated their firmware. Your refrigerator wants to be on your Wi-Fi.

None of this is broken. This is the product functioning as designed.”

https://www.terrygodier.com/the-last-quiet-thing

Depuis des années, la police utilise illégalement la reconnaissance faciale lors de contrôles d'identité. En partenariat avec le média @disclose qui publie aujourd'hui une enquête sur le sujet, nous faisons la lumière sur cette pratique abusive. Nous avons rassemblé au sein d'un guide l'ensemble des arguments juridiques et politiques permettant de se défendre contre cette technologie.

https://www.laquadrature.net/2026/03/17/controles-didentite-defendons-nous-contre-la-reconnaissance-faciale/