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    Why Did Elon Musk Delete His Facebook Pages?

    Considering SpaceX accidentally blew up one of Mark Zuckerberg’s projects, this is a little awkward.
    by Marina Koren Mar 23, 2018 3 minutes
    Source: Max Whittaker / Getty

    This week’s revelations about a British political consultancy’s use of data from 50 million Facebook users for potentially shady purposes has prompted many people to declare they will quit the social network in protest. One of the newest additions to the bandwagon is Elon Musk, the wealthy entrepreneur with companies like Tesla and Space X to his name—and he followed through in a very public way.

    It happened, as these things do, on Twitter.

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