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A majority of six of the 11 judges on Brazil's Supreme Court have voted to hold social media companies liable for some types of users' content seen as illegal (Ricardo Brito/Reuters)

Ricardo Brito / Reuters: A majority of six of the 11 judges on Brazil's Supreme Court have voted to hold social media companies liable for some types of users' content seen as illegal  —  Brazil's Supreme Court formed a majority on Wednesday to hold social media companies accountable for some types of content published …

Jun 12, 2025 - 08:50
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A majority of six of the 11 judges on Brazil's Supreme Court have voted to hold social media companies liable for some types of users' content seen as illegal (Ricardo Brito/Reuters)

Ricardo Brito / Reuters:
A majority of six of the 11 judges on Brazil's Supreme Court have voted to hold social media companies liable for some types of users' content seen as illegal  —  Brazil's Supreme Court formed a majority on Wednesday to hold social media companies accountable for some types of content published …

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