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During Brazil's 2022 presidential election, social media became the main battleground for electoral information dissemination, with a surge in political content on WhatsApp, X, and YouTube.
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8/18/2026
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X平台推荐算法被曝过滤巴西选举内容，算法透明度再引争议
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