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Facebook-possessed WhatsApp is banned in Brazil once more.

A Brazilian judge has decided that WhatsApp be blocked uncertainly, Reuters reports. The judge, Daniela Barbosa Assunção de Souza, requested the nation's remote bearers to hinder the informing application for purportedly not coordinating with a criminal examination.

"We're attempting to get WhatsApp back online in Brazil," WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum said in a Facebook post. "It's stunning that under two months after Brazilian individuals and officials noisily dismisses pieces of administrations like WhatsApp, history is rehashing itself. As some time recently, a large number of individuals are cut off from companions, friends and family, clients, and associates today, basically in light of the fact that we are being requested data we don't have."

In December, a judge requested WhatsApp hindered for 48 hours for neglecting to react to a court arrange. At the time, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said it was a "dismal day for Brazil," while Koum called the choice "foolhardy." Service returned, however in May, Judge Marcel Montalvao requested it obstructed for 72 hours when WhatsApp did not turn over records identified with a medication examination. That boycott, in any case, kept going just a single day.

In May, Koum said WhatsApp essentially does not have admittance to the information Brazilian powers need. "Not just do we scramble messages end-to-end on WhatsApp to keep individuals' data protected and secure, we likewise don't keep your visit history on our servers. When you send a conclusion to-end scrambled message, nobody else can read it – not by any means us," he composed.

Facebook did not instantly react to a demand for input.