On 7 October 2025, the bill creating Brazil’s Significant Connectivity Statute and the National Plan for Significant Connectivity to promote digital inclusion was introduced to the Chamber of Deputies. The bill focuses on guaranteeing universal internet access, affordable devices, and the protection of personal data and privacy in technology use. It requires telecommunication providers to offer affordable, high-quality connectivity and mandates state oversight on data protection and secure digital services. It also focuses on training in digital and Artificial Intelligence (AI) literacy. The bill also seeks to fund AI and digital skills programmes for vulnerable groups.
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