Influencer Hytalo Santos and his husband were transferred from the Carapicuíba public jail to the Centro de Detenção Provisória (CDP) of Pinheiros in São Paulo on August 18, 2025. They face accusations of child exploitation. The Superior Court of Justice (STJ) denied their request for release, maintaining their detention. The case has sparked public and media attention, including statements from Kamylinha, who is connected to the controversy, and criticism from public figures such as Gizelly Bicalho. A police officer who previously worked for Hytalo Santos was also arrested in a related operation in Paraíba. The defense has promised to present new evidence during an upcoming interview authorized by Judge Antonio Rudimacy Firmino de Sousa. Meanwhile, the government is engaging with digital platforms and civil entities to discuss regulation of big tech companies in Brazil, aiming to address issues like the "adultization" of minors online. Deputy Jadyel Alencar, relator of the Adultização bill, emphasized the need for age verification to protect children from inappropriate content. Separately, the government lost control over the CPMI of the INSS, with opposition members Carlos Viana and others taking leadership roles.