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By Epoch Times Australia Staff
Epoch Times Australia Staff
Epoch Times Australia Staff
April 22, 2024Updated: April 25, 2024

Australian political leaders are locked in a war of words with American billionaire Elon Musk after eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant ordered the platform takedown footage of a Sydney terror incident that occurred on April 15.

X said it had geo-blocked the content in Australia, but refuses to comply with a global takedown order, saying such a move would violate freedom of speech and was beyond the jurisdiction of local authorities. The social media platform says it has launched legal action against the order.

However, on April 22, the eSafety commissioner won a two-day injunction in the Federal Court ordering X to remove the posts for all users globally. The Big Tech company has two days to challenge the order.

Read the latest developments.

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Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie’s X profile on April 23. (Screenshot/The Epoch Times)

Spot on. Albo’s Ministry of Truth will be used to control citizens and companys, and entrench power in the government.
Remember, the proposed law includes an exemption for government from penalties for expressing misinformation and disinformation.
Follow and then join… https://t.co/N9MzvjUVPm

— Sam Kennard (@SamKSS) April 22, 2024

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Don’t take my word for it, just ask the Australian PM! pic.twitter.com/ZJBKrstStQ

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 22, 2024