It plans to take legal action instead.

  • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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    -141 month ago

    It’s weird how people on this site are super opposed to the US government blocking TikTok, but think it’s preposterous for Starlink to oppose blocking X in Brazil. Yes, I know Musk has a vested interest in not blocking it, but the root of both issues are the same.

    • @ganksy
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      151 month ago

      Government blocks company that is tied at the hip of adversarial country that has been caught red handed stealing military and commercial secrets for decades.

      Same as:

      Musk’s Starlink opposes blocking Musk’s propaganda network in foreign country

      Seems legit.

    • @halcyoncmdr
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      101 month ago

      They’re not really though.

      Brazil’s complaints are about misinformation being actively spread on the platform, andTwitter not only failing to moderate it on their own, but refusing to moderate when the accounts are specifically pointed out either.

      The TikTok ban fundamentally goes back to the Chinese government controlling the company. Regardless of what TikTok and the government claims, only an idiot would believe they don’t have control over a social media platform based in China. Even if the servers are US-based, the Chinese government will have access whenever they want.

    • @Bookmeat
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      01 month ago

      One was operating in a country with balls. The other is in the USA.