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Brazil Court Suspends Telegram Messaging App In Neo-Nazi Probe
A Brazilian court on Wednesday ordered the countrywide suspension of messaging app Telegram after its parent company failed to provide data sought by authorities on neo-Nazis operating on the network, officials said.
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Telegram Ban Lifted by Brazil Supreme Court After Platform Complies With Order to Remove Some Accounts
Telegram ban in Brazil was lifted on Sunday after the social media platform removed the accounts as instructed by the country’s top court.
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Brazil Supreme Court Lifts Ban On Messaging App Telegram: Official
The Supreme Court judge who had ordered messaging app Telegram blocked in Brazil reversed the ruling Sunday, after the tech company complied with an earlier decree to make changes to the platform.
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Telegram Banned by Brazil Judge for Not Cooperating With Authorities
A justice of Brazil's Supreme Court ordered the shutdown of Telegram nationwide, arguing it has not cooperated with authorities. The move is a blow to President Jair Bolsonaro, who has more than 1 million followers on the platform and defends it as a key tool for his re-election bid in October.
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Brazil Court Suspends Telegram Messaging App In Neo-Nazi Probe
A Brazilian court on Wednesday ordered the countrywide suspension of messaging app Telegram after its parent company failed to provide data sought by authorities on neo-Nazis operating on the network, officials said.
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Telegram Ban Lifted by Brazil Supreme Court After Platform Complies With Order to Remove Some Accounts
Telegram ban in Brazil was lifted on Sunday after the social media platform removed the accounts as instructed by the country’s top court.
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Brazil Supreme Court Lifts Ban On Messaging App Telegram: Official
The Supreme Court judge who had ordered messaging app Telegram blocked in Brazil reversed the ruling Sunday, after the tech company complied with an earlier decree to make changes to the platform.
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Telegram Banned by Brazil Judge for Not Cooperating With Authorities
A justice of Brazil's Supreme Court ordered the shutdown of Telegram nationwide, arguing it has not cooperated with authorities. The move is a blow to President Jair Bolsonaro, who has more than 1 million followers on the platform and defends it as a key tool for his re-election bid in October.
