Elon Musk, with his usual humorous and straightforward personality, posted an article with the content: “If you’re reading this post, it’s because our servers are working”. hey, that’s because our servers didn’t crash) – a way of implying that, contrary to Facebook, the services he manages don’t experience similar problems. This status line not only attracted the attention of the online community but also sparked many different reactions, from excitement to heated discussions about the stability and safety of social networking platforms. modern association.​

At the time of this article, Elon Musk’s post has attracted nearly 10 million views, more than 400,000 likes, nearly 30,000 enthusiastic comments as well as nearly 100,000 shares.

Previously, Musk also posted a humorous photo mocking Facebook’s social networking platforms being inaccessible, causing most users to flock to X (Twitter) to discuss. The photo is also attached to the “Facebook down” incident notice posted by Andy Stone, Communications Director of Meta technology group, Facebook’s parent company, on Elon Musk’s own social network.

Facebook’s downfall not only exposed concerns about the reliability of online services but also opened the door for competitors and celebrities like Elon Musk to express their views publicly. sophisticated and intelligent way. Musk’s choice to “tease” Facebook through a post on X shows an interesting aspect of the constant battle between technology giants, where every event, no matter how negative, can turned into a powerful marketing tool.

Up to now, the social network Facebook has been able to access normally again, however for Instagram and Threads, users still cannot log in to these two social networking platforms due to “unable to connect”. connect to the server”.