A Counter-History of the Internet

00:51:31 So they are trying to say: "Look and its growing very rapildy

00:52:45 to enrich their families, they should be ashamed.

00:54:33 and the surveillance business becomes profitable.

00:56:09 to export what I called "digital weapons".

00:57:44 Of course it was way before the so victorious French operation launched to free the country.

00:59:28 Me, personally, I'm just selling a pen."

01:00:34 while insisting that they had remained

01:02:09 is kind of phrased that way to imply that's it's ok, that it's good.

01:03:53 that would go towards a global betterment because it would use technologies

01:05:43 You can call them "hackers", but first and foremost, they are people

01:07:43 {\an8}and using the Internet

01:09:30 {\an8}as well as the strongest cryptographic software available to modern computers

01:11:03 we don’t know how to react.

01:12:27 as a small french association, shakes up the political agenda

01:13:45 but against some aspects of this treaty

01:14:54 That's what is somewhat beautiful and a little magic.

01:16:23 worse than any science-fiction author could possibly have imagined.

01:17:54 they need certain freedoms.

01:19:17 who will be able to create code but also to create the services they will use.

01:21:07 I love the idea, I love the principle.

01:22:21 actually started to make their own Geiger counters.

01:23:45 and then from this Internet of Things could be very different.

01:25:19 No, I think it's an everday fight for everyone.

225:09:01 in the european parliament.