Brazilian fan account owners might have a reason to rejoice, as X could be returning to Brazil. According to the New York Times, in a court filing Friday night the company agreed to abide by the Supreme Court’s request in order to have the countrywide ban lifted: Now,

X is reportedly reversing course after weeks of refusing to comply with conditions set by the Brazilian Supreme Court that would allow it to operate in the country again. According to The New York Times,

Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, has reportedly reversed its stance and complied with key demands from Brazil’s Supreme Court following a weeks-long standoff. The conflict began when Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered X to remove accounts spreading misinformation that were deemed a threat to Brazil’s democracy.

The Brazilian Supreme Court on Saturday asked Elon Musk-owned social platform X to present documents validating its new legal representative in the country, as the firm's lawyers now say it will comply with court demands to be allowed to resume operations in Brazil.

Brazil's Supreme Court had previously blocked users of the social media platform until Musk followed their rules.

The Brazilian SC judge, who is leading a campaign against fake news and hate speech, banned X in August after Elon Musk refused to appoint a legal representative in Brazil and restrict certain accounts.

Elon Musk’s X told Brazil’s Supreme Court that it had appointed two attorneys to represent it in the country, nearly three weeks after a top judge ordered internet providers to block access to the social media platform in Latin America’s largest nation.

The impasse had blocked the social media company from one of its most active markets. RIO DE JANEIRO — For more than three weeks, a question has loomed over Brazil and much of the tech world: Who would back down first?

BRASILIA, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Brazil’s Supreme Court on Sunday authorized the government to exempt spending on wildfires and droughts in the Amazon and Pantanal regions from this year’s fiscal target as the country grapples with the economic impacts of its worst drought on record.

After months of maneuvering, hefty fines, and a nationwide ban, Elon Musk's X has finally abandoned its fight with Brazil's Supreme Court.

Elon Musk backed down and decided to comply with court orders in Brazil, to end a month-long clash that led to million-dollar fines and the banning of X there Read more news like this on HindustanTimes.