Musk isn't worried about hacking his Twitter messages .. And explain why

 Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in a interview with New York Times columnist (Maureen Dowd) that his direct messages on Twitter mostly consist of comics, and that he is not very concerned about their hacking.

 Musk was one of more than 100 high-level Twitter accounts that were hacked as part of a Bitcoin digital fraud on July 15. Twitter said earlier: It may be that the attackers were able to download private direct messages and personal information of some of the characters in the process, however, Twitter has confirmed that those accounts are not from trusted accounts, such as Musk account.

 "I'm not worried about posting my direct messages," Musk said. He added: "I mean, maybe we can pick out a portion of my direct messages that look bad out of context, but the direct messages are mostly comics."

 In the interview, Musk mentioned the pandemic of the emerging corona virus (COVID-19), and said: "I think the fact that Covid is dangerous is if it is old or you have other diseases." He added: "I think it is quite logical that there will be cases of complete closure if you are at risk of injury, but I do not think it makes sense to have a closure unless you are vulnerable to injury."

 the interview addressed many questions, such as: SpaceX, and  Tesla, as asked about Facebook, artificial intelligence, Twitter, and even his attack on Amazon and his call to dismantle it because of a book.

 Musk had tweeted in June: he believed it was time to dismantle Amazon. Came his tweet after published writer (Alex Berenson) tweet the screenshot to show that Amazon did not agree to his next book about a virus (COVID 19); and because it does not comply with the instructions of his or her own home. Berenson one of the critics to impose closure due to the virus, and stated that it considered that the risk of disease is much lower than reported, especially for young people.

 

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