Marcos Rogério: We are dealing with provisions that will receive the most elastic possible interpretation in order to generate content control on the network.
Marcos Rogério: And here it is prior restraint, content control, censorship.
Who controls? What controls? Who will we be at the mercy of?
Marcos Rogério: Another situation: it shifts to the platforms themselves the need for a filter, for a control that represents what we have fought against over time, and I took part when we voted on the Marco Civil da Internet law.
Marcos Rogério: We spoke of freedom of the network, of net neutrality, of freedom of expression.