Elon Musk isn’t on Facebook.
In fact, it was quite clear by his tweet that he did not like Facebook.
However, somehow Facebook still managed to verify the thought of the scam page that it belongs to the Tesla CEO.
According to a report by the threshold, the fan page belonging to Elon Musk is mistakenly assumed by Facebook that it belongs to the Tesla CEO.
What’s worse, according to the report, that the page is managed by the Bitcoin scammer.
How Facebook managed to verify or not see that it was not belonging to Musk a little hard to believe.
For starters, the page makes it very Veer in the part of that it does not belong to Musk.
At about about, the page clearly states, “This is a fanpage, uploading tweets etc.” Furthermore, in the page transparency section, it is said that the page is managed by people who are “based in Egypt”, where Musk does not live.
Fans page, in fact, not even made for musk, according to the report on the verge.
It began in July 2019, with the name, Kizito Gavin.
Since then the page changes its name six times, twice to Elon Musk and it’s also on October 17.
However, the page was officially verified as Elon Musk.
Musk has made it known publicly that he is not on Facebook.
In 2018, he officially deleted his account “it was not a political statement and I did not do this because someone dared to do it.
Don’t like Facebook.
Give me Willies.
Sorry.” Musk has also deleted the Tesla and Spacex Facebook page – two high profile companies – too.
Last year, he was also tweeted, “Facebook Sucks”.
Elon Musk Tweet Ancient Chinese poetry in the possibility of nodding to the Crypto Spatthe pages of the fan, meanwhile, look no further.
Has already removed by the owner or lowered by Facebook is not clear.
Verified on Facebook is not an easy process but only happens when the company has “confirmed that the page or profile is the authentic presence of public figures or brands that they represent.” Furthermore, a form must be filled and the official ID must be submitted.
ID can be an incorporation article, SIM, passport, among others.
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