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ARTICLE · 06 JULY 2026

ANPD Opens Call For Contributions On Brazilian Internet Act Updates

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The Brazilian Data Protection Agency (ANPD) has launched a Call for Contributions to gather stakeholder input on implementing new rules that update the regulation of the Brazilian Internet Act. The consultation seeks guidance on priority topics, regulatory synergies, and enforcement strategies as the ANPD expands its role in overseeing internet application providers and platform obligations. Contributions are being accepted until August 17, offering providers a critical opportunity to shape the development

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On Tuesday, June 30, the Brazilian Data Protection Agency (ANPD) launched a Call for Contributions to collect inputs regarding the implementation of new rules updating the regulation of the Brazilian Internet Act (Statute #12,965/2014 or MCI).

The initiative stems from the powers assigned to the ANPD by Decrees #12,975/2026 and #12,976/2026, which expanded the Agency’s role in regulating and overseeing internet application providers. The first decree requires platforms to take a more proactive approach to the dissemination of unlawful content, regardless of court orders, while the second establishes guidelines aimed at protecting women in the digital environment.

In this context, the ANPD will act in regulating, supervising, and enforcing sanctions for violations related to user protection and platform obligations. These activities complement the Agency’s existing responsibilities under the Brazilian General Data Protection Act (LGPD) and the Digital Statute for Children and

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