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.
Elon Musk’s X gives up fight in Brazil, starts complying with judge’s demands
Elon Musk is apparently conceding defeat in his fight with Brazil Supreme Court Judge Alexandre de Moraes, as the X social platform has started complying with the judge's demands in an attempt to get the service un-blocked in the country.
X itself has recently reported a decline in users in the EU. X's downward usage trends. X most recently shared its latest ...
The EU could calculate fines not just on the basis of X's turnover—but on the revenues of Musk's entire business empire, ...
Brazil's Supreme Court had previously blocked users of the social media platform until Musk followed their rules.
Gizmodo will update this post if we hear back. Brazil Elon Musk Social media TWITTER Cards Against Humanity originally ...
Elon Musk gave up his free speech battle with Brazil. An expert says there's a reason he hasn't fought against other ...
With X appointing a Brazil representative and paying fines and Telegram complying with orders to give up details on "bad ...
Network provider Cloudflare Inc neither helped Elon Musk’s X evade a ban in Brazil nor assisted the country’s regulators as ...
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