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[UPDATE] Brazil Lifts Telegram Suspension for Non-Compliance with Court Order - Vimarsana News

[UPDATE] Brazil Lifts Telegram Suspension for Non-Compliance with Court Order

Judge Flavio Lucas believed that a complete suspension is unreasonable to do so. After imposing a temporary suspension earlier this week for its non-compliance in data demand regarding extremist and neo-nazi chat groups on the platform, a federal appeals court lifted the country-wide ban against Telegram.

Telegram messaging app returns to Brazil after suspension - Vimarsana News

Telegram messaging app returns to Brazil after suspension

The Telegram messaging app was up and running in Brazil on Saturday after a federal judge revised an earlier ruling suspending it.

Telegram Might Leave Brazil Following New Court Ban, Founder Pavel Durov Says - Vimarsana News

Telegram Might Leave Brazil Following New Court Ban, Founder Pavel Durov Says

Telegram might leave Brazil soon after the messaging app faces a new court ban in the country, according to its founder Pavel Durov.

Source: hngn.com
Brazilian Court Orders Temporary Suspension for Telegram Over Neo-Nazi Groups - Vimarsana News

Brazilian Court Orders Temporary Suspension for Telegram Over Neo-Nazi Groups

Telegram failed to provide the requested information by the federal police regarding the neo-Nazi chat groups on the platform.

Telegram Complies! Ban Revoked After Full Cooperation With Brazil Court's Orders - Vimarsana News

Telegram Complies! Ban Revoked After Full Cooperation With Brazil Court's Orders

Telegram was recently cleared by the Brazilian government to operate in the country again due to its compliance with orders from Brazil's supreme court.