Elon Musk's efforts to bring internet access to a secluded Amazonian tribe have backfired, according to tribal elders who blame social media and pornography for tearing the community apart.
Nine months ago, the arrival of Starlink, Musk's internet service, brought the web to the remote Marubo tribe along the Ituí River for the first time. This has caused a bitter rift within the 2,000-member community - between those who wish to keep the community free from the clasps of technology, and those who are ready to embrace it.
