Elon Musk Delete Official Facebook Tesla and SpaceX

jonysteem (31)in #deletefacebook • 6 years ago

The scandal that was suffering Facebook seems to be taken seriously by some parties. One of them is Elon Musk who follow the movement of #DeleteFacebook, by removing the official page of Tesla and Space X.

The man who is often dubbed "Real World Iron Man" is deleting the official Facebook account Tesla and SpaceX, the challenge of one Twitter user with account @Serdarsprofile on Friday (23/3/2018) yesterday. "Remove SpaceX page on Facebook if you are male," the user wrote to Musk.

SpaceX and Tesla pages on Facebook each have approximately 2.6 million followers. From our monitoring, the page is now no longer searchable and accessible.

Indeed Elon Musk himself has several times urged to remove the profile of his company both in Instragam and Facebook. Although many Twitter users are pressing, Musk still believes that Instagram is still safe enough to use. "Instagram may be fine, as long as it remains fairly independent.I do not use Facebook and never will.

So do not think we're getting a big blow. We also do not advertise or ask for support, so I do not really care about this, "said Musk quoted by Reuters.Elk Musk was noted to have been hostile to the founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg.This dispute occurred around 2017 where both crossed opinions about whether the robot will be more intelligent and harmful to humans.

So did not rule out this feud then made Elon Musk delete both his official account, along with the case that hit Facebook. Movement "delete Facebook" or #DeleteFacebook itself appears originated from the chirp of one of the founders WhatsApp Brian Acton after the scandal leaked data 50 million users unfold. On his Twitter account he wrote #DeleteFacebook where then the tagar is discussed by thousands of users.

The public is highlighting the problem of data security of Facebook users. Because the security of this privacy has always been a hot issue and continues to heralded in this digital era. A few days ago it was revealed there were as many as 50 million personal data of Facebook users stolen and stored by data analysis firm, Cambridge Analytica. The data is allegedly used for the benefit of the US presidential campaign that won Donald Trump.