Overview
- Brazil's Supreme Court upheld a ban on X, formerly known as Twitter, impacting millions of users in the country.
- The suspension stems from X's refusal to comply with Brazilian legal requirements, including appointing a local representative.
- Brazilian fandoms, particularly in the music industry, feel the absence of the platform as they struggle to maintain engagement on alternative platforms.
- Elon Musk has criticized the court's decision, calling it an attack on freedom of speech, while experts argue he misinterprets Brazilian laws.
- Historically, X has faced bans in several countries for similar legal conflicts, reflecting differing approaches to content regulation.