Brazil issues recommendation for X to tackle fake sexualized content through Grok


The X app icon on a smartphone in this illustration taken October 27, 2025. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration

SAO ‌PAULO, Jan 20 (Reuters) - ‌Brazil's government and federal ‌prosecutors issued a recommendation for Elon Musk's ‍social media firm ‍X to ‌prevent the circulation of ‍fake ​sexualized content through ⁠its Grok chatbot.

In a joint ‌statement, the Brazilian consumer ⁠protection ‍agency Senacon, data protection authority ‍ANPD and the Office ‌of Federal Prosecutors said they can take further measures if X does not accept the ‌recommendation.

(Reporting by Bernardo Barbosa and Andre Romani ​in Sao Paulo, Editing by Daina Beth Solomon)

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