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Tech roundup: The World Cup goes digital in Brazil

Brazilians, especially from younger generations, plan to stream World Cup matches instead of watching them on television

3 months ago • Ana Ferraz and Fabiane Ziolla Menezes

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Tech roundup: Brazil’s role in the survival of a free internet

Per NGO Freedom House, progress in “swing states” such as Brazil could be essential to guarantee freedom of the net

3 months ago • Ana Ferraz and Fabiane Ziolla Menezes

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How the small town of Extrema became a Brazilian e-commerce hub

Several major hitters have set up shop in the small Minas Gerais city, thanks to its privileged location and favorable local tax rules

4 months ago • Ana Ferraz

Tech roundup: The growing Brazilian market for used smartphone

Tech roundup: The growing Brazilian market for used smartphones

Expensive new devices, the arrival of 5G, and Brazilians' low purchasing power explain the momentum in the second-hand smartphone market

4 months ago • Ana Ferraz and Fabiane Ziolla Menezes

Over half of kids and teens only use smartphones for internet

Tech roundup: How do kids and teenagers use the internet in Brazil?

More than 2 million have neither access to the internet nor computers at home. For those who have, smartphones are the primary means of connection, and Facebook is the last thing they are interested in

5 months ago • Fabiane Ziolla Menezes and Ana Ferraz

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🔗 Tech Roundup: The digital divide in Brazil

Internet access has become a necessity, not a luxury. But many Brazilians do not have reliable access at home

7 months ago • Ana Ferraz

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Communications Minister to defend Elon Musk deal before lawmakers

8 months ago • Cedê Silva

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Brazil’s electronic voting system passes security check amid unfounded fraud claims

Jair Bolsonaro has engaged in an assault on Brazil's fully electronic voting system, claiming ballot boxes are susceptible to fraud, despite presenting no evidence. Recent security tests reinforced the system's reliability

1 year ago • Charlotte Peet

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