Brazil’s electoral court has given Meta, the American tech giant owning Facebook, a 24-hour deadline to demonstrate that Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro are receiving equal treatment on its platforms regarding content moderation. The request stems from concerns about potential biases influencing the upcoming presidential election in Brazil. Meta must detail the criteria employed for content flagging and removal, specifically concerning posts related to the candidates. The court aims to ensure a fair electoral environment and prevent the spread of disinformation affecting voters across Brazil. Failure to comply could result in fines and further restrictions on Meta’s operations within Brazil. This action underscores increasing global scrutiny of social media companies’ roles in democratic processes, and the responsibility to maintain neutrality during electoral periods in Brazil.