On 31 July 2023, the Bill regulating users' rights in interactions with social media providers (PL 3644/2023) was introduced in the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies. The Bill amends the Civil Rights Framework for the Internet (Law No. 12.965), establishing principles, rights, and responsibilities for Internet use in Brazil. In particular, the Bill outlines users' rights in their interactions with online platforms, including messaging providers. It affirms the right to access information about content moderation policies and the option to contest decisions. Additionally, it forbids social media providers from restricting content due to political or ideological reasons. The Bill also sets forth procedures for notifying users about content removal.
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