A sign surprised the users of the former Twitter this Thursday morning: “We welcome you to X”. This was the only thing that could be read, both in the trends section and in the reports followed by each of them. In a few minutes, Discussionsthe social network created to compete with Elon Musk’s platform hosted the comments of those who could not freely use the ex-bird application. Uploads and memes floodedhence, the Meta app.
Although the faults have been reported in several parts of the world, in Argentina, where the Downdetector site showed almost 3,000 notifications in just under an hour, during which the platform remained inactiveThere were Internet users who linked the problem to the current context, with the wink that Javier Milei gave to the South African tycoon owner of “X” during the national network in which he was the protagonist on Wednesday evening to talk about the super decree with new measures economical.
“Twitter crashes in the middle of massive cacerolazo? Mmmm, what a black hand from Elon”, said a user of the social network which launched the company led by Mark Zuckerberg in July this year and which, after an encouraging start, immediately suffered a significant loss of users and retention times. In the comments enabled by Downdetector, meanwhile, things have become more political.
The concrete thing is that, beyond those crosses with shades of proselytism were also published on the platform that provides real-time information on the status of various websites numerous memes on Threads in relation to the function that the social network, forgotten by many, had during the fall of “X”, the platform with which it tried to compete after Elon Musk promoted a subscription model.
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Elon Musk crossed paths with the Brazilian first lady for a “hack”
On Wednesday, Musk rejected any responsibility for the recent invasion of the account of the Brazilian first lady, Rosângela “Janja” Lula da Silva, who in turn accused the tycoon of trying to “downplay” the incident. Janja’s X account (formerly Twitter) was “hacked” on December 11, with insults and “sexist” messages, as she reported.
The 57-year-old sociologist said Tuesday that she intends to “prosecute” the company and hold it accountable for reacting slowly, taking part in President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s weekly live broadcast.
Musk responded this Wednesday to a news story about Janja’s reaction: “It’s unclear why someone guessing your password is our responsibility,” he wrote on the platform he has controlled since 2022.
The businessman referred to a Federal Police investigation that led to the arrest of the alleged “hacker”: a 17-year-old boy from Brasilia who, according to local media based on police reports, said of having obtained the rights of the first lady given on the Internet.
According to Janja this is not due to a “fortune teller”, as Musk pointed out, but rather to the lack of data protection on the social network, he wrote in a press release issued after the tycoon’s post.
Source: Clarin
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