French Data Network
In today's world, French Data Network has gained great importance in various areas of our lives. From politics to technology, culture and society, French Data Network has become a topic of constant conversation and debate. Opinions on French Data Network vary widely, demonstrating the complexity and importance it has today. This article will seek to explore different aspects of French Data Network, delving into its impact and relevance in today's society. From its origins to its influence on everyday life, French Data Network has generated great interest and it is crucial to understand its reach and impact on the contemporary world.
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French Data Network (FDN) is a French non-profit organization (association loi 1901) founded on June 2, 1992. Its purpose is: "the promotion, use and development of the Internet and Usenet networks in accordance with their ethics, in particular by encouraging non-commercial use for research and educational purposes", "the defense of public liberties on the Internet and the defense of the neutrality of telecommunication networks".
FDN is the oldest Internet Service Provider in France still in business, offering RTC[clarification needed] (since 1992), ADSL (since 2005), VPN (since 2013) and FTTH (since 2022) access to its members. It is a founding member of Gitoyen, a non-profit tier 2 operator.
FDN has also been politically active, taking a strong position against the HADOPI law. During the internet blackout in some countries during the Arab spring, it proposed RTC services to anyone able to access international phone calls. It has a strong position against censorship and in favor of network neutrality.
FDN is a founding member of the FDN Federation.
