SAO PAULO (AP) — Elon Musk’s satellite-based internet service provider Starlink backtracked Tuesday and said it will comply with a Brazilian Supreme Court justice’s order to block the billionaire’s social media platform, X.

Starlink said in a statement posted on X that it will heed Justice Alexandre de Moraes’ order despite him having frozen the company’s assets. Previously, it informally told the telecommunications regulator that it would not comply until de Moraes reversed course.

“Regardless of the illegal treatment of Starlink in freezing our assets, we are complying with the order to block access to X in Brazil,” the company statement said. “We continue to pursue all legal avenues, as are others who agree that @alexandre’s recent order violate the Brazilian constitution.”

  • @ravhall
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    -111 days ago

    You’re just made up of insults, not knowledge.

    • @TachyonTele@lemm.ee
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      11 days ago

      You keep telling yourself that.
      Try reading the articles and following what’s going on before you spend two more days concern trolling.

      • @ravhall
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        They are mad at X (Twitter), and so they took it out on a separate ISP (starlink) that only has Elon in common, but it otherwise not associated.

        Thats like threatening Comcast, or whatever ISP you have in your area, to take their business from them if they don’t ban Facebook.

        If I’m missing something, please elaborate.