Désinformation : une guerre du XXIe siècle
A twelve-minute overview: actors, methods, recent examples (in French).
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Everything you need to get out of zombie mode: understand information warfare, spot interference, check, report and take back control of your attention. Free, no prescription needed, consume without moderation.
Diagnosis before treatment: who manipulates, how, and why it works.
A twelve-minute overview: actors, methods, recent examples (in French).
youtube.com ↗Why content that makes us cry or rage always wins, and how to respond.
ted.com ↗The reference book in French on states and their battles for our minds.
tallandier.com ↗How states compete over narratives, between information and influence (in French).
radiofrance.fr ↗What research knows about cognitive warfare (in French).
radiofrance.fr ↗TV debate on information warfare and France's response, including the Foreign Ministry's French Response account (in French).
youtube.com ↗French trust in institutions and the media at a low: the ground on which disinformation thrives.
sciencespo.fr ↗Official sources tracking the campaigns targeting France and Europe.
The French government service that detects foreign digital interference. Its public reports describe the campaigns targeting France.
sgdsn.gouv.fr ↗Storm-1516, Portal Kombat, Social Design Agency: Russian campaigns targeting France, quantified and explained.
defense.gouv.fr ↗540 incidents in 2025: who attacks whom, and with which techniques.
euvsdisinfo.eu ↗The EU database of pro-Kremlin disinformation narratives and their debunks.
euvsdisinfo.eu ↗Influence networks taken down on Facebook and Instagram, including an operation targeting French local elections.
transparency.meta.com ↗An image, a video or a quote that smells fishy? Check it.
AFP's fact-checking service: today's rumours under the microscope.
factuel.afp.com ↗Le Monde's fact-checking section (in French).
lemonde.fr ↗Search whether a claim has already been fact-checked by a media outlet, worldwide.
toolbox.google.com ↗A browser extension to trace where an image or video comes from and spot edits.
weverify.eu ↗Find where a photo first appeared: the "breaking news" image is often ten years old.
tineye.com ↗See what a page looked like before it was edited or deleted.
web.archive.org ↗Illegal content or a scam: don't share it, report it.
The official French platform for reporting illegal online content.
internet-signalement.gouv.fr ↗Help and advice against hacking, phishing and scams (in French).
cybermalveillance.gouv.fr ↗Long-term treatment against brainrot, no miracle app needed.
Keep calls and messages from people you know. Everything else can wait until you decide to look.
In video platform settings: the next video no longer starts on its own, and you get your stop button back.
Screen Time on iPhone, Digital Wellbeing on Android: a limit per app is a prescription you write for yourself.
Before sharing, open the link. A shocking headline is made to be shared, not to be accurate.
Disinformation bets on emotion. Anger that still holds ten minutes later may be worth sharing. The rest rarely is.
For you, your teams or your students.
Media and information literacy resources for schools and families (in French).
clemi.fr ↗Free educational videos, including many on media literacy (in French).
lumni.fr ↗Our free course on information warfare. Coming soon.
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