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Elena Constantinescu

Elena a commencé à couvrir la technologie en 2010 et a toujours été une fervente défenseuse de l'innovation et du respect de la vie privée numérique. Forte d'une expérience en test et en examen de logiciel, elle a commencé à écrire pour Proton afin de faire progresser la mission de l'entreprise vers la construction d'un internet privé et libre.

A robot, family photos, and a warning sign, representing AI privacy concerns
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What are the AI privacy concerns?
Family photos, a search symbol, and a warning icon, representing how Meta AI is scanning camera roll photos on Facebook
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Meta AI may be scanning your camera roll photos without your consent
A cloud, a Word document, and a synchronization symbol, representing how Microsoft saves Word documents to OneDrive by default
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Microsoft saves Word files to cloud by default. Here’s what it means for your privacy.
A family photo, a location pin, a camera, and a clock, symbolizing the risks of EXIF data for your personal photos
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What is EXIF data — and why it matters when sharing photos
The Dropbox Passwords logo and a toggle switch in the off position, symbolizing that Dropbox is shutting down its password manager
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Dropbox is shutting down its password manager — here’s what you can do
A computer, a smartphone, and a progress bar labeled "Storage", representing how to get more storage on any device
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How to get more storage space on any device
A smartphone, the Android logo, Gemini AI, and an off toggle, representing how to turn off Gemini on Android
Comment désactiver Gemini sur Android — et pourquoi vous devriez le faire
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Declutter your inbox with these 5 email cleanup tips
An ID card with a user profile and a wallet, suggesting data brokers
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What are data brokers, and how do they work?
A person and a shield on a computer screen, suggesting how Proton parents guide their kids on online privacy
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A look at how Proton parents guide their kids on online privacy