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Delta’s Facebook page shares some highly questionable content

Hackers step in to once again remind us what the Internet's really for.

 

Miles Klee

Internet Culture

Posted on Feb 10, 2015   Updated on May 29, 2021, 1:59 pm CDT

In the latest example of the case against brands—especially airlines—maintaining a social media presence, Delta‘s Facebook page was apparently hacked today—and it wasn’t pretty.

So what did the hacker (if it really was a hacker and not careless employee) want to share with the 1.5 million people who “like” Delta? We’re so glad you asked, because it is really, truly, top-quality content.

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The posts vanished within an hour of the first one appearing, but they will remain here until the Daily Dot’s servers are ash and dust blowing across a featureless wasteland. You’re welcome!

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*First Published: Feb 10, 2015, 4:57 pm CST