Last week I wrote about the Discord censorship and Brazil’s Digital ECA law, the Digital ECA (“Estatuto Digital da Criança e do Adolescente”, the digital version of Brazil’s Child and Adolescent Statute): the ANPD (Brazil’s data protection authority, now also the country’s de facto internet regulator) ordered the Go Live feature shut down nationwide because end-to-end encryption prevents content surveillance, and in the same package came the first sentence enhancement in Brazilian history for committing a crime “using a VPN”. After that article, the question I got the most was the obvious one: “OK, so what do I do?”