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Brazil suspends access to X after Elon Musk fails to appoint a local representative.

Elon Musk's X faces ongoing legal issues in Brazil after failing to comply with a Supreme Court order, despite confusion over recent financial transactions.

Elon Musk's leadership at X has paradoxically increased account suspensions despite promises of amplifying free speech.

The Brazilian Supreme Court unanimously upheld a ban on X, emphasizing adherence to local laws over multinational companies' actions.

Brazil's Supreme Court seized over $3 million from X and SpaceX to settle fines for non-compliance with court orders regarding misinformation.

Brazil's Supreme Court has upheld a ban on X due to noncompliance with local regulations, highlighting the rule of law applies to all entities.

X is working to comply with Brazilian Supreme Court conditions to restore operations after being blocked.

X appointed a legal representative in Brazil but failed to submit all necessary compliance paperwork.

X's accidental reappearance in Brazil results in a R$10 million fine due to non-compliance with local regulations.

X resumes operations in Brazil after paying a fine and complying with court orders concerning content moderation.

Bluesky's sudden surge in users could be linked to X's loss of users in Brazil.

Left-leaning social media users are shifting to Bluesky and Threads following Trump's recent victory, challenging X's dominance.

X is allowing blocked users to view public posts made by those who blocked them, raising user privacy concerns.

X is developing a TV app and video-first platform to revitalize its advertising business.

Revenue concerns have led to significant valuation drops for X.

Nick Pickles resigns from X after a decade, having played a key role in global affairs amid challenging political landscapes.

X is rolling out passkey support on Android, following its earlier release for iOS, to improve account security.

Don Lemon is launching The Don Lemon Show on the platform formerly known as Twitter, which is now focusing on original video content.

X, formerly Twitter, is trying to attract influencers and advertisers with its new push into video content.

Linda Yaccarino, X's chief executive, is leveraging her television industry ties to bring in video creators and make X a destination for original shows.

X faces a potential ban in Brazil for not complying with Supreme Court orders regarding content moderation.

Tensions rise between X's free speech approach and Brazilian government demands for account censorship.

X's refusal to comply with Brazilian Supreme Court orders led to serious tensions and a ban on the app in Brazil.

Brazil's Supreme Court threatens X and Starlink with $1 million daily fines for non-compliance with a service ban.

X's service was restored inadvertently after shifting network providers, prompting legal scrutiny from Brazil's authorities.

X resumes operations in Brazil after complying with court demands, ending a five-week ban.

Brazil's Supreme Court orders unblocking of X, emphasizing the platform's compliance with requirements, though immediate access depends on further notifications to ISPs.

X usage reached all-time highs despite advertiser boycott, based on active user minutes metric.

X CEO claims despite advertiser boycott, user activity on X has increased by 25% reaching 9 billion active minutes.

X expanded chat member limit to compete with other apps like Discord.

Social media apps are shifting focus to enclosed groups and direct messaging.

X expanded group chat limit to 100, then 200, now more for competitive edge.

X focusing on enabling broader group discussions influenced by platforms like Discord.