Arcep
• Optical fiber: the list of the worst networks in France / Arcep notes a clear reduction in the rate of breakdowns and difficulties in connecting to optical fiber. But the most defective networks are still concentrated in Ile-de-France / The networks taken over by Altitude and Altice singled out / An improvement to be confirmed over time (Zdnet)
Reorganization
• On the occasion of its reorganization, the CNIL continues to weave its web on AI / The personal data protection authority publishes in the Official Journal of November 20 a reorganization of its directorates, now numbering seven, compared to five previously (Context)
Digital transition
• The mayors of France continue to demand 100% fiber / During the Congress of Mayors, the Minister of Industry, Marc Ferracci, reminded the mayors that “the State is committed to finding the levers to do this last mile. While the France Très Haut plan Speed approaching its end, the government has however planned, through its amendments tabled for the 2025 finance bill (PLF), to reduce the program’s payment credits / Operators warn about the cost of fiber connection investments . “We are expected to complete the connections and take care of the most complex ones, to pay for the investment and the work in private areas,” said Nicolas Guérin / Orange, SFR, Bouygues and Free have invested 114 billion euros over the last ten years. The role to be played by operators in the last mile to achieve 100% fiber, particularly in terms of complex connections, is an important issue for the sector (Context)
European Union
• Henna Virkkunen knighted by the European Parliament (Context)
Company
• The Minister Delegate in charge of Families and Early Childhood says she is “in favor of banning screens for children under 3” (Context)
• The return of digital majority at 15 years old / The CNIL published eight recommendations on November 20 in order to strengthen the application of existing legal frameworks on the protection of minors online (Context)
Senegal
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