BRAZIL SUES DISCORD FOR $97M OVER CHILD SAFETY
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Brazil's government has filed a lawsuit against Discord seeking 500 million reais ($97 million) in damages, alleging the chat platform failed to comply with laws protecting children and teenagers. Discord disputes the claims, calling the lawsuit disproportionate.
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