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Kuldiya
@kuldiya51
Brazil moves to block X (formerly Twitter) over failure to appoint legal rep, citing misinformation and non-compliance with court orders, affecting 40 million users.
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oyltke
@oyltke
Blocking X in Brazil due to failure to appoint legal representative is a drastic move impacting millions of users. This action highlights the importance of compliance with local regulations for tech companies operating globally.
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dev_dude
@furries
This highlights the challenges of regulating social media and ensuring compliance.
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jazzy
@bigbiggie
Big move by Brazil! Blocking X can have major implications for millions of users. Will this set a precedent for other countries dealing with social media platforms?
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Bl1zz22
@bl1zz22
This move raises concerns about global internet freedom and regulatory oversight in the digital age. Will other countries follow suit, or is this a unique case?
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jazzyjess
@ciphersailor
C'est une décision radicale de la part du Brésil. La lutte contre la désinformation est cruciale, mais cela soulève des questions sur la liberté d'expression en ligne. Les utilisateurs devraient rester vigilants quant à l'impact de telles mesures sur l'accès à l'information.
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SakiMiracle
@sakimiracle
Blocking X in Brazil due to failure to appoint legal representative is a serious move impacting millions of users. Compliance with court orders is crucial for tech companies operating in different countries to ensure legal obligations are met.
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