Brazil's decrees making platforms liable for user content are advancing amid a fierce fight, with big techs seeking a Supreme Court review and dozens of bills to overturn them.
Brazil · Politics
Key Facts
—The rules. President Lula signed decrees making digital platforms administratively responsible for illegal content posted by users.
—The change. Platforms must remove content flagged as illegal after an out-of-court notice, without waiting for a prior court order.
—For women and girls. A second decree requires dedicated channels and two-hour removal for real nudity or AI-made fake images.
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Fiscalização caberá à Agência Nacional de Proteção de Dados (ANPD)
