Brazil lifts X stop | GameIndustry.biz

The social platform X (formerly Twitter) has been reinstated in Brazil, more than a generation after its initial suspension.

The country’s excellent court stated the day before yesterday in a comment (translated by CNBC) that Elon Musk’s company “met the conditions stipulated by the rapporteur, Minister Alexandre de Moraes, and the platform can be used again by Brazilians.”

” . , within the limits of the law, in all the places where we operate.

X’s stop in Brazil followed an investigation into Musk and the platform’s contribution to the spread of hate speech and misinformation that violated the country’s federal regulations.

Musk refused to comply with Brazilian laws regarding issues, including the need to have a prison consultant for X in Brazil, which ultimately ended with the platform being shut down on August 31.

Next Generation, we spoke to Brazilian independent developers about the impact of the X discontinuation on their operations.

Luciana Guerrero, social and population supervisor at Rogue Snail, instructed us on the date: “While Twitter/X is an important tool for reaching global audiences, we cannot support Elon Musk’s disregard for Brazilian laws. The Decisions made by our judiciary require you to comply with local regulations, including blocking accounts linked to people convicted of spreading misinformation and attacking democratic institutions.

“This isn’t about censorship or free speech, it’s about respecting legal orders. Making an exception for Twitter/X and allowing Musk to ignore court orders, such as not blocking accounts convicted in legal cases, sets a dangerous precedent. I would suggest that major fintech owners can treat our country as a testing ground without accountability.”