There is a court decision regarding the content published by the media. "Historical"

A São Paulo court issued a temporary ruling against Meta, following complaints from three press organizations regarding new usage terms. These terms, set to take effect on November 20, were criticized for allowing Meta to automatically collect and analyze content. The court ordered Meta to refrain from implementing these terms and blocking accounts of the complainants, imposing a daily fine of 1 million reais for non-compliance. This decision reflects Brazil's ongoing pressure on digital giants, amid tensions with the U.S. government. A similar ruling occurred in Norway, where major media also challenged Meta's new conditions.

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