A responsabilidade civil dos provedores digitais nos casos de retirada de conteúdo por terceiro

Abstract

This article aims to analyze the changes that have occurred after the Internet Revolution, which truly changed the daily lives of citizens, making the internet a true ally in everyday life. In this sense, the central study will focus on the civil liability of digital providers in case of content removal from platforms by third parties. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze communicative freedoms, such as freedom of the press and expression, as well as the factors that lead to their limitation, such as the right to honor, privacy, hate speech on the internet, the spread of fake news, and combating misinformation on the internet. In order to better understand this responsibility, the provisions of the Civil Rights Framework for the Internet and the understanding of higher courts on the subject will be studied. Finally, the Bill number 2.630, popularly known as the Fake News Bill, will be analyzed as a new form of accountability for providers