Elon Musk bows to pressure from Brazil’s top court in a bid to reinstate X
After a blackout of more than three weeks, X appears ready to comply with court orders in Brazil to restore access to its 21 million users in the country and end a protracted fight between billionaire CEO Elon Musk and the country’s highest court.
Elon Musk blinks first, bowing to pressure in Brazil to reopen X
The capitulation by Musk was met by relief by many in Brazil. The decision to suspend X was seen by many here as extreme. But in a country deeply protective of its sovereignty and sensitive to foreign meddling, many also felt Musk had gone too far in attacking Brazil’s highest court.
With X appointing a Brazil representative and paying fines and Telegram complying with orders to give up details on "bad ...
X went back online in Brazil earlier this week, three weeks after Elon Musk's platform was blocked under orders from Brazil's ...
Network provider Cloudflare Inc neither helped Elon Musk’s X evade a ban in Brazil nor assisted the country’s regulators as ...
Brazil's Supreme Court had previously blocked users of the social media platform until Musk followed their rules.
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