Website Simulating Daniel Vorcaro's WhatsApp Comes Out of the Air by Court Order
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Site presented messages attributed to former banker Daniel Vorcaro, of the Master Bank, and other public figures; BBC News Brazil had access to the entire process.
The PT of Bahia called on Electoral Justice to censor the MasterWhats site, a platform that brought together, in interface similar to that of WhatsApp, messages already made public by the press and by judicial proceedings on Lava Jet dialogues dated 2016, involving Lula (PT) and Senator Jaques Wagner, also investigated for their relations with the
The Regional Electoral Court of Bahia (TRE-BA) determined, on 21 September, the withdrawal of the MasterWhats air, a website that collected messages extracted from Daniel Vorcaro's cell phone, former owner of the Master Bank. The decision partially met a request of the Coalition Mais Bahia, More Brazil, of which is the candidate for Senate Jaques Wagner [...]
The MasterWhats site, which simulated the interface of WhatsApp and collected messages from former banker Daniel Vorcaro, came out of the air on Monday, 21. After a court order, the page began to display the status inactive court order. The domain of the site was maintained by Lucas Matheus. On September 3, it had already left the air...
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gazetaweb.comSite came to record 1.5 million accesses in 15 days and simulated WhatsApp interface. Removal occurred without prior notice or subpoena
The MasterWhats page, which published and organized public Vorcaro messages, was removed from the air after a court decision.
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