Tech, Power, and Responsibility in Brazil

This chapter explores the legal challenges faced by a tech company in Brazil and the local sentiment toward technology usage amid rising skepticism about the relationships between tech firms and political power. It discusses the dominance of platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram, the implications of centralized control over essential services, and the responsibilities of social media in mitigating illegal activities. The conversation highlights broader themes of accountability, contrasting tech firms' regulatory evasion with public concern over issues like child exploitation and violent extremism.