Elon Musk's X Restored in Brazil After Meeting Supreme Court Conditions

The social media platform has resumed operations after a month-long suspension due to compliance issues with Brazilian laws.

The Brazilian Supreme Court authorized the return of X after it complied with demands to block certain accounts, pay fines, and appoint a legal representative.
X was suspended on August 30 following a dispute over free speech and misinformation, impacting one of its largest markets with up to 40 million users.
Elon Musk initially criticized the court's decision, but X ultimately adhered to all requirements to avoid losing access to the Brazilian market.
Rachel de Oliveira Villa Nova Conceição was reappointed as X's legal representative to comply with Brazilian law, amidst concerns about the company's minimal local engagement.
The suspension led some users to migrate to other platforms like Meta's Threads and Bluesky, raising questions about X's future user retention in Brazil.