Judge Lifts Telegram Ban in Brazil But Upholds Daily Fines for Failure to Share Data on Neo-Nazi Groups

Brazil's second instance appeals court lifted the suspension of encrypted messaging app Telegram.
Telegram was suspended for not complying with an order to share information about extremist and neo-Nazi groups using the platform.
The judge upheld a daily fine of one million reais ($200,553) against Telegram for failing to provide the requested data.
The suspension came after Telegram did not comply with a court order to hand over data about two neo-Nazi groups accused of inciting violence in schools.
While Telegram's suspension was lifted, the company still faces daily fines for not providing authorities the requested data.