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Brazil's Supreme Court has banned Elon Musk's social media platform X, escalating a conflict over content moderation and free speech. Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the ban after X failed to comply with legal requests, affecting over 20 million users. The situation raises concerns about judicial overreach and the implications for digital rights in Brazil.
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The US Space Command has criticized China for failing to notify about space debris from its rocket launches, particularly following the breakup of a Long March 6A rocket. This incident has raised concerns about space safety and the need for improved communication between the two nations regarding space operations.
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Brazil's Supreme Court has upheld a ban on Elon Musk's social media platform X, previously Twitter, due to its failure to appoint a legal representative in the country. This decision escalates a long-standing conflict between Musk and Justice Alexandre de Moraes over issues of misinformation and censorship, impacting millions of users in Brazil.
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On August 30, 2024, Brazil's Supreme Court ordered the immediate suspension of social media platform X, formerly Twitter, due to non-compliance with court orders. This decision follows an ongoing dispute between Justice Alexandre de Moraes and Elon Musk, impacting X's operations in Brazil.
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Starlink, Elon Musk's satellite internet service, has agreed to comply with a Brazilian Supreme Court order to block access to X, formerly Twitter. This decision follows the freezing of Starlink's assets by Justice Alexandre de Moraes, aimed at enforcing compliance with fines against X for misinformation.
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Grisel Marrero, a senior chief in the U.S. Navy, was relieved of her duties after installing an unauthorized Starlink satellite dish on the USS Manchester. The network, used by senior enlisted personnel for personal internet access, was concealed from superiors, leading to her court-martial for dereliction of duty and false statements.
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Elon Musk has criticized Australia's new misinformation legislation, calling the government 'fascist.' Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defended the measures, emphasizing social media's responsibility. This dispute follows Musk's ongoing tensions with regulators in both Australia and Brazil over content moderation and misinformation.
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On September 13, 2024, Brazil's Supreme Court ordered the seizure of $3.3 million from accounts belonging to X and Starlink, owned by Elon Musk. This action follows Musk's refusal to comply with court orders regarding misinformation on the platform, leading to a ban on X in Brazil.