Starlink tells Brazil it won’t block X until government unfreezes its assets
Ars Technica reports: More than one Musk company involved in battle with powerful Brazilian judge.
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After initial resistance, Starlink acceded to Brazil's Supreme Court order to block the social media platform X. This move comes as a strategic decision to avoid sanctions and maintain satellite internet operations in the region amidst ongoing regulatory challenges.
Ars Technica reports: More than one Musk company involved in battle with powerful Brazilian judge.
Last Updated: Friday, Sept. 13, 2024, 8:04 AM PDT
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