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From: Savant8/15/2024 2:31:31 PM
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(Bloomberg) -- Elon Musk’s absolutist version of free speech has thrown the world’s richest man and his X social-media platform into the crosshairs of governments worldwide.

In the UK, officials are weighing tougher rules for sites like X after a surge of online disinformation fueled an outbreak of riots. In India, X was ordered this year to remove posts and block certain accounts in response to farmer protests. And in Brazil, Musk is in a running battle with the nation’s highest court over its orders to suspend users who had circulated fake news.

Musk’s Free Speech Mantra Collides With Crackdowns on Hate Speech and Disinformation (msn.com)
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