Social Network Sidesteps Brazilian Ban, Ex-President Bolsonaro Applauds Its Return

In a recent development that has attracted considerable attention, an influential social network managed to circumvent a ban imposed by the Brazilian authorities, resuming its services for some users by altering its server access point. This move has been publicly commended by former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who has been a vocal advocate against what he considers to be acts of undue censorship by the judiciary, particularly pointing fingers at the actions of Judge Alexandre de Moraes in this matter.

Technical Maneuvers to Bypass Regulatory Hurdles

The social network in question has orchestrated a return to the Brazilian market by executing technical changes to its server access mechanisms, a strategy that has enabled it to skirt the restrictions previously set in place. One key player in this reentry is NET, Cloudflare, Inc., a company known for its comprehensive cloud platform which extends various network services globally, having its headquarters nestled in San Francisco, California.

Bolsonaro's Support Amidst the Controversy

Bolsonaro's stance on the issue has been clear and unwavering. Backing the social network's endeavors, he has identified with the network's high-profile owner's dispute with Judge de Moraes. Bolsonaro's support is reflective of his broader campaign against what he regards as excessive judicial interference and censorship, asserting that the ban represents an overreach on the part of Judge de Moraes.

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