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Brazil’s New Decrees Hike Legal and Financial Risk for US Big Tech Platforms
Brazil's new 'duty of care' regulations for digital platforms took effect in July 2026, increasing legal and compliance costs for global tech giants.
Brazil’s Big Tech Regulatory Clampdown Sparks U.S. Trade Friction
The Brazilian government and Supreme Court are intensifying a multi-front regulatory war against US Big Tech firms, triggering a trade clash with the United States.
Brazil’s Big Tech Compliance Clash: New Election Rules Create Regulatory Straitjacket
US-listed social media giants face a significant rise in legal risk in Brazil as new decrees and election rules mandate extensive content moderation and AI-use controls.
Brazil Toughens Big Tech Liability, Citing 'Systemic Failures' on User Content
Presidential decrees in Brazil implement a Supreme Court ruling, ending the ‘safe harbor’ for digital platforms and increasing compliance risk.
Brazil’s Lower House Advances EU-Inspired AI Bill, Imposing New Compliance Rules on Global Tech
Brazilian lawmakers approved a new AI bill applying a risk-based framework and requiring transparency from tech companies.
Lula Decrees Impose Bank-Like Governance on Big Tech, Face Immediate Fight in Brazilian Congress
President Lula's new decrees implement a 'duty of care' and financial-sector-like governance on Big Tech in Brazil, immediately facing a fight in Congress.
Brazil’s Supreme Court Ends Tech Platform ‘Safe Harbor’ Liability Shield
Landmark STF decision declares Article 19 of the Marco Civil partially unconstitutional, requiring Big Tech to adopt proactive moderation.
Brazil's New Internet Liability Law Ends Safe Harbor, Imposing 'Duty of Care' on Global Tech Platforms
Brazil's Supreme Court ruling and presidential decrees replace the judicial-order content removal rule, sharply raising compliance costs.
Brazil Toughens Big Tech Liability with New Decrees, Mandating Action Without Court Order
President Lula signs decrees modifying the Marco Civil da Internet, holding platforms civilly liable for illicit content like hate speech and digital fraud.
Brazil Supreme Court Expands Tech Platform Liability Beyond Content in Landmark Ruling
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court reinterpreted the Marco Civil da Internet, holding digital platforms liable for commercial and technical failures.
Brazil Case Forces Legal Showdown on Using ChatGPT Conversations as Criminal Evidence
A man's arrest in Espírito Santo for planning his son's murder via ChatGPT sets a precedent for defining AI conversations as legal evidence under Brazil's digital law.
Brazil Big Tech Decrees Take Effect, Raising Regulatory Risks
Decree 12.975/26 overhauls Brazil's Marco Civil da Internet, stripping platform liability protections and boosting compliance costs for global tech firms.