Cisco Systems - Mobile data traffic is increasing rapidly

In a recent study by the U.S. network equipment supplier Cisco Systems expects a Verelffachung global data traffic to 190 exabytes per year in 2018. Mobile data traffic is in Germany tenfold increase, as the study "Cisco Visual Networking Index Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast for 2013 to 2018 'reported. The average bandwidth of mobile data connections the study authors expect an increase from 2.1 to 3.6 megabits per second and...

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Spy: the CIA would pay 10 million per year to AT & T

Beyond the transmission of information on judicial order to the NSA, AT & T have entered into a voluntary agreement with the CIA that has access to phone records of suspected terrorists. The CIA pays more than $ 10 million annually to the telephone operator AT & T to provide it for phone records of people suspected of terrorist ties, reported Thursday the New York Times . If the NSA ,...

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Personal data and telecommunications: the new European legal framework planned for 2015

At the EU summit, member states have agreed on the reform agenda. The telecoms package and directive protecting the privacy of advantages are given to 2015. At the EU summit, which brought together the heads of member states Thursday, October 24, in Brussels, the Council agreed on a timetable for the digital projects of the Union. The Telecoms Package and the draft revision of the directive on personal data will...

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Sex and porn on the internet seduce 15-24

Two-thirds of French people aged 15-24 have surfed on a porn site, and 17% of young men and women reported having had sexual intercourse through a dating site, according to a poll Ifop. Thanks to the mobile internet and social networks, young French consume more and more porn and make greater sexual use of the web indicates Ifop poll commissioned by the site Cam4 webcam. 69% of boys and 35% of girls aged 15 to 24 have...

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Verizon attack Net Neutrality to pay Netflix

The trial between the operator in the U.S. telecoms regulator has opened. Verizon claims the right to manage its traffic as it sees fit, to counter the increasing burden imposed sites like Netflix on its network. There is not only France that telecom operators seeking to help the web "over the top" platforms (OTT) to finance their investments in network infrastructure. The problem is raised for a long time : it...

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