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Impact called on individuals who were victims or witnesses of possible police violence during the events of October 17 to privately send in their testimonies, photos, or videos. The media outlet stated that it would examine each testimony carefully and preserve the confidentiality of its sources. #ViolencesPolicières #Témoignage #Justice (translated)

Little Think Tank reported that Sébastien Lecornu had strongly attacked Mathilde Panot (LFI) in the National Assembly, accusing her of wanting to instill violence and chaos and claiming that she had chosen the camp of shame. https://t.co/deP8gfkLMJ #France #Politique #AssembléeNationale (translated)

Ilan Gabet shared security tips aimed at young activists on social media, drawing on his own experience. He recommended using two Instagram accounts, one private for their personal life, photos, and loved ones, and the other public. He warned that opponents could use personal information to threaten or pressure them and advised monitoring the people accepted on the private account. He also advocated for limiting the disclosure of personal data, specifically not sharing one’s address unless necessary. He indicated that he created a self-employed business registered with professionals to prevent his new address from leaking. He advised enabling two-factor authentication everywhere and the highest level of protection for a Google account linked to social media. Gabet also suggested having two phone numbers, one personal and the other professional, and enabling the username option on WhatsApp when available, to mask his number in promotional groups. Finally, he encouraged activists to seek help from legal professionals if problems arise and to share other suggestions in the comments. #Sécurité #RéseauxSociaux #ProtectionDesDonnées (translated)

Impact wrote that during the national crisis, Lara Tchekov, a journalist at JDD, had stated live on CNEWS that the DGSI had reported to her newspaper the presence, in several cities in France, of rioters close to the armed Islamist movement armed with military weapons. According to Impact, the DGSI had categorically denied this information to Libération, stating that its content was false and that it had not made any statement on the matter. Impact added that Lara Tchekov had maintained her claims despite the denial and said she had photos. It denounced what it called disinformation and called on Arcom regarding its responsibility in the dissemination of such information to millions of French people. #Désinformation #France #Médias (translated)

Sir 𝕏 presented a live exchange with David Lisnard as a put-down of a far-left activist. According to him, the activist had asked him about Algerian flags and the events of October 17, 1961. Lisnard allegedly responded that he would not recall what had happened and that he didn't care. https://t.co/1TVyPYrlI2 #Politique #Débat #LibertéDExpression (translated)

Fdesouche.com, a press review, relayed a question about the presence of Algerian flags and a request to recall what happened on October 17, 1961. The review reported that David Lisnard responded rudely that he did not care, repeating his statement several times. https://t.co/QuCI84UU89 #Algérie #Histoire #Drapeaux (translated)

Maxime Guay relayed the statements of David Lisnard, who said he had been a trader. David Lisnard claimed that a trader could undergo a tax audit and an Urssaf audit in the same week. He added that the state was relentless for a 24-hour delay on VAT, while not protecting those it was auditing, even though, in his opinion, it was created for that purpose. https://t.co/WyLKVXKNLW #Fiscalité #Entrepreneuriat #État (translated)

Cyril Hanouna mentioned the call from Léa, the wife of a police officer, to the French people, which he presented as a strong message she wanted to convey to everyone. He asked his followers what they wanted to reply to her. #TBT9 https://t.co/iDpPdSLIwF #Solidarité #France #Police (translated)

TBT9 presented a message from Léa, the wife of a police officer, addressed to the French people. The account described her testimony as powerful and touching, and then asked what readers would like to respond to her. #TBT9 https://t.co/DgZreUj0R9 #témoignage #France #solidarité (translated)

Félix Lebrun celebrated his title of European champion in doubles and thanked the French team for the past week together. He praised Alex for his courage and the emotions shared during the competition, adding that he was proud to succeed him and that the title remained "in the family." Lebrun also thanked the people who had helped him, as well as Fan Ping France and the supporters present on site or in front of their screens. He described the title as a step in his journey and said he was looking forward to what comes next.   #TeamLebrun #Champion #ÉquipeFrance #Tennis (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais criticized the appearance of the people allowed to appear in the camera frame and wondered if everyone's fate was in their hands. He said he did not want to be taken care of by them, comparing them to the Addams Family and claiming he had signed nothing to that effect. https://t.co/XSeMp52pFH #politique #société #médiacritique (translated)

When we see that there are young people who, on social media or online sales platforms, show off stolen goods to resell them, we must be able to identify a certain number of them. Gabriel Attal and Jordan Bardella both called for increased cooperation between these online resale platforms and investigators to identify those responsible for these thefts. #Vinted #Leboncoin #Vols (translated)

Culture reported that SCH spoke out about the weekend protests. SCH expressed pride in seeing a majority of young people with political awareness and believed that violence has causes, even if many condemn it without examining its origins. He also stated that history shows that no change has been achieved without revolt. He expressed his support for the protesters as well as for the merchants affected by collateral damage, and called for not misplacing the struggle. #Manifestation #ConsciencePolitique #Soutien (translated)