Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook fan page seems to have been hacked. In a post that starts with "Let the hacking begin," fake Zuck made a plea to forget about banks and instead let "users invest in Facebook in a social way."
Now, says TechCrunch, the fan page has been deleted. Which makes sense; Zuckerberg lives modestly and has had his commendable philanthropic moments, but his investors include a Russian oligarch, Goldman Sachs, and plenty of venture capitalists. They're not about to give up their dividends and commit all future profits to social causes, as the hacker-cum-Zuckerberg proposed.
Now, says TechCrunch, the fan page has been deleted. Which makes sense; Zuckerberg lives modestly and has had his commendable philanthropic moments, but his investors include a Russian oligarch, Goldman Sachs, and plenty of venture capitalists. They're not about to give up their dividends and commit all future profits to social causes, as the hacker-cum-Zuckerberg proposed.
