Aurélie Jean is a doctor of science and entrepreneur. She notably published
Do algorithms make the law?
(L'Observatoire, 2022) and co-wrote
Resistance 2050
(L'Observatoire, 2023).
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In a column published this Sunday, 126 deputies call for the lifting of anonymity on the internet to set up pseudo-anonymity where the identity of each user would be recorded and known only by the police authorities or the courts - under no circumstances by the owners of social networks. However, the lifting of anonymity is not a solution in itself and would only partially respond to the numerous cases of harassment and discrimination on social networks, while weakening the freedom to browse freely on the internet without identity. explicitly defined. Also, at the risk of disappointing MPs, pseudo-anonymity already exists on social networks!
We are all alarmed by the numerous cases of transgressive and violent behavior on social networks
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