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Our thoughts on memory, the scarcity of memories and the behind the scenes of KeepOne.

An open handwritten journal, a tablet showing photos and a box of prints on a desk

June 13, 2026

After the pensions debate, the transmission of memories could become a new generational concern.

For a long time, preparing for the future mainly meant setting money aside. Taking out life insurance, contributing to a retirement savings plan,…

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A man overwhelmed by his photos, in front of his phone and laptop

June 1, 2026

The 2026 Paradox of Photos and Videos: We Save Everything, But Lose What Makes It Meaningful

Our photos have never been so numerous, and yet our memories have never been so fragile

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A mother and her teenage son looking at memories in a box

May 11, 2026

What gift should you give your child for their 18th birthday? The idea of a memory chest

Turning 18 holds a particular place in the family imagination. It is not just another birthday. It is a threshold. An age when one officially becomes…

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A technician walking through a data center

April 20, 2026

Digital sovereignty: why our memories should not depend only on cloud giants

Our family memories are less and less often kept in albums, boxes or drawers. They now live in phones, online accounts, messaging apps, social…

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A person between their phone, laptop and a photo album

March 30, 2026

Social networks, cloud or photo album: where should we keep our real memories?

For a long time, family memories had a place. They slept in albums, shoeboxes, drawers, sometimes in a yellowed envelope with a date written on the…

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A mother and her daughter opening an Advent calendar

November 12, 2025

Why Advent calendars are booming

For a long time, the Advent calendar was a simple object: a small window to open each day, often with a chocolate inside, to wait until Christmas.

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