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.
Brazil's Supreme Court had previously blocked users of the social media platform until Musk followed their rules.
Musk has a history of aligning himself with extremists on the world stage, including in Brazil. The billionaire even ...
Musk characterized the court orders asking X to remove particular accounts as censorship and repeatedly blasted the judge ...
X went back online in Brazil earlier this week, three weeks after Elon Musk's platform was blocked under orders from Brazil's ...
Social media platform X has named a legal representative in Brazil -- a first step toward being able to resume service in the ...
Facing French charges of allowing extreme and illegal content to flourish on Telegram, its founder followed the X owner's ...
It seems that Elon Musk-owned social network X (formerly Twitter) is backing down from a confrontation with Brazil’s Supreme ...
Brazilian fan account owners might have a reason to rejoice, as X could be returning to Brazil. According to the New York ...
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