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Elon Musk, after Facebook scandal, deletes the pages of Space X and Tesla

The mess opened by Cambridge Analytica, stealing data and violating Facebook privacy, increases, as Elon Musk has deleted the Facebook pages of SpaceX and Tesla.

One of the greatest geniuses and visionaries of this century will undoubtedly be Elon Musk, who is a pioneer in electric vehicles, developing renewable systems and technologies, recycling rocket parts and a host of other things. Elon Musk is especially passionate about Twitter, which he uses to make official announcements and big announcements. However, his passion for the blue bird social network is not extrapolated to Facebook and that is, he has suppressed the SpaceX and Tesla accounts after the Facebook security scandal.

It seems that Musk was unaware that his two most emblematic companies had a Facebook page, but when he discovered it, he made them disappear immediately. All this comes from the message of Brian Acton, who is co-founder of WhatsApp, who a few days ago, already said that everyone should delete their Facebook account. Public acton: 'It is time. #deletefacebook '. Now Musk has put on Twitter: What is Facebook?

Users asked Musk to delete the accounts of his emblematic companies from the Zuckerberg social network as a protest, in the face of the tremendous scandal caused by the theft of data and privacy of the company Cambridge Analytica.

Musk has been asked by Instagram, of which he has said: 'Instagram on the other hand I think it is fine, as long as it remains independent from Facebook. I have never had an account on this network and have never used it, so I am not some kind of martyr and neither are my companies. Also, it is not that we pay for advertising or positioning, so I do not care either '

Source: the verge

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Robert Sole

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