Meta's social giants Facebook, Instagram and Threads have recently experienced large-scale failures, and hundreds of thousands of users around the world have fallen into a dilemma. Andy Stone, director of communications at Meta, apologized to users after the incident and detailed the cause of the failure.
At the same time, Musk, the owner of the X platform, took the opportunity to publish a post ridiculing Meta, which attracted widespread attention and discussion.
Musk's post quickly caused a large number of netizens to follow the trend and ridicule, and some people even made a funny** mockery of Meta and spread it widely.
In addition, these two posts also sparked heated discussions in the American ** circles because they involved the political position of the United States. Generally speaking, U.S. technology companies, led by Meta's major platforms, have a closer relationship with the U.S. Democratic Party, while the X platform has become an important "** position" for Republican voters in the United States.
Some netizens took the opportunity to gloat and make retorts, mocking Meta Group for its long history of using "political correctness" and "diversity" rather than job ability as important criteria for recruitment and promotion.
On the other hand, some netizens also found out the absurdity of Andy Stone's posts on rival platforms, and expressed their laughter and tears about it.