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Meta ignores Brazilian court order to end Bolsonaro favoritism

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Briefings

A Brazilian court ordered Meta to end its favoritism toward Brazilian President Bolsonaro, but the company ignored the order. This occurred in October 2026, with the article noting that Meta continued to prioritize Brazilian users over others. The source is a dispatch from the Pan American Dispatch, which covers global tech news.

Key points

• Meta Brazil suspended its 'Bolsonaro Boost' feature after a court ruling in Brazil ordered the company to stop favoring Brazilian users.
• Meta Brazil continued to prioritize Brazilian users despite the court order, as reported in the October 2026 dispatch.

Context

Brazilian courts have ordered Meta to end its favoritism toward Brazilian President Bolsonaro. The company suspended the 'Bolsonaro Boost' feature after the ruling, but continued to prioritize Brazilian users, as reported in the October 2026 dispatch.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026. The specific date of the court order is not provided, and the exact timeline of the suspension and subsequent prioritization is not detailed.

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