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July 2, 2026

Google's New reCAPTCHA Wants Your Camera Access and 21 Points of Your Hand
Gratuit et open-source, ce logiciel corrige l’un des plus gros défauts de Google Drive

Cryptomator propose de chiffrer les données avant de les synchroniser sur des drives.

Le Data Privacy Framework remis en question par la fin de l’indépendance de la FTC - Next
UK, France and Germany: why do some countries have so many taxes?

The chart shows France has so many different taxes.

Google coupe le robinet des GIF Tenor - Next

L'API n'est plus disponible. " Il faudra se rendre directement sur Tenor et utiliser les outils d’intégration maison."

Klipy est donc une alternative.

La CNIL régule enfin l’utilisation des données de localisation des véhicules connectés - Next

Il s'agit de recommandation et de clarification. Le boitier télématique, l'application mobile ainsi que les capteurs du véhicule produisent des données, que le gestionnaire de flotte, le fournisseur du boitier télématique, l'agrégateur et le constructeur peuvent exploiter.

The Web We Know Is Going to Disappear - Minid.net

When ChatGPT appeared in 2022, I quickly realized the Web was being forced into another battle. This one is different. With BBSs, the Web won because it was more accessible. With Flash, the Web won because open standards eventually became powerful enough. With mobile apps, the Web survived because search, links, and publishing were still essential.

This is the browser losing its position as the primary interface to knowledge.

Stack Overflow was the warning shot of the web searches being replaced by AI.

The website will becomes even more infrastructure: Websites will increasingly become infrastructure for machines. They will feed models, agents, search systems, APIs, datasets, crawlers, and private knowledge bases. A source of truth and data.

Emails will remain, but younger generations do not think in folders, inboxes, subjects and signatures. They think in threads, voice notes, reactions and instant replies.

If people stop browsing, stop searching, and stop clicking, then visibility depends on whether AI systems decide your content matters.

Then browsing and URLs will be lost little by little.

People will not say, "Today I reject the open Web." They will simply ask the assistant because it is faster. Convenience wins. Convenience replaces nostalgy, all the time. It almost always wins. The Web's biggest enemy is not ideology. It is not regulation (well, a bit yes). It is not even AI itself. It is convenience.

So the web can become a nerd medium again, like IRC, FTP, Gopher or Bulletin Board System.

Now I am watching AI become the next interface. The pattern is obvious. Interfaces change. Behaviors remain. People want answers. People want connection. People want tools. People want convenience. People want to publish, learn, buy, flirt, argue, create, complain, and feel less alone with their questions. The container changes. The hunger does not. The Web we know is going to disappear. Not because it failed, but because it succeeded so completely that its content can now be absorbed into the next interface.

Maybe this article will be read by humans. Maybe it will be summarized by an AI into two polite lines for someone curious on the other side of the planet. Maybe that person will never visit this page. That is probably the future. A little sad. A little funny. Very predictable.