At the death of young Jéssica Vitória Canedo, 22 years old, after the publication of false information about her in social networks, members of the government reacted to the incident and pushed to defend the approval of the Bill (PL) 2630/2020, which instituted the Brazilian Lei of Freedom, Responsibility and Transparency on the Internet.
At the beginning of last week, Fofoca profiles published images of an alleged convert who was the victim as comedian and influencer Whindersson Nunes. From then on, she began to receive offensive threats and messages.
The young artist himself denies any kind of relationship and does not know what he is saying. Whindersson wanted to alert the public that the images released were false. Both the victim and the family were appealed to perfis that they published a lie to withdraw the information from the article, but nothing was wrong.
One of the administrators of the Choquei page, one of Brazil’s biggest celebrity news segments, had to make a comment about a text in which a woman informed that she was suffering from depression and asked to exclude fake news. “Avisa para ela que a redação do Enem has passedou”, published by Raphael Souza in tom de chacota.
