Elon Musk says Twitter quickly blocked him in light of the fact that the tech firm speculated his record had been hacked.
The Tesla boss showed the security safety measure was incited by a tweet he had sent asking: "Wanna get some Bitcoin?"
A few phony records have beforehand utilized pictures of Mr Musk and varieties of his name to advance digital money tricks, now and then inside answers to his posts.
Twitter declined to remark.
"For protection and security reasons, we don't remark on individual records," clarified a representative.
Notwithstanding, the BBC comprehends that the record was secured instead of "blocked".
Mr Musk's speculate tweet had included an anime drawing of a young lady wearing Bitcoin-themed garments.
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Wanna get some Bitcoin? 😉😉 pic.twitter.com/9ZbBJ5fuVq
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 22, 2018
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Twitter thought I got hacked and bolted my record haha
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 23, 2018
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The Japanese work of art is a current enthusiasm of the business person, who as of late remarked on his affection for the films Your Name and Princess Mononoke.
Mr Musk is a long way from being the main big name whose personality has been ridiculed by those looking for attention for questionable crypto-offers.
Others include:
President Trump
Bill Gates
Warren Buffet
John McAfee
Bloomberg correspondents Olga Kharif and Lily Katz
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