Musk’s X Requests Reinstatement in Brazil After Complying with Court Orders

The social media platform has blocked certain accounts, named a legal representative, and paid fines to meet the demands of Brazil's Supreme Court.

Elon Musk's social media platform X has complied with Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes' orders to block specific accounts, name a legal representative, and pay fines.
X was blocked in Brazil on August 30, affecting over 20 million users, due to non-compliance with court orders related to misinformation and far-right accounts.
The platform's new legal representative in Brazil is Rachel de Oliveira Villa Nova Conceição, who previously held the position before X shuttered its office in the country.
Brazilian users migrated to rival platforms like BlueSky and Threads during the ban, which may have influenced X's decision to comply with the court's demands.
Despite the compliance, it remains uncertain if the conflict between X and Brazil's top court is fully resolved, as further documentation and cooperation are being monitored.