Elon Musk has some thoughts about WhatsApp.
Specifically,hard sex video porno casero the Tesla CEO thinks the Facebook-owned messaging app is a hackable piece of garbage. He made that much clear in a Thursday morning tweet that both highlighted a new emoji andpointed out that the WhatsApp-specific version comes with a not-so-special bonus.
"New emoji," wrote Musk. "Last one comes with free phone hack."
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If you enlarge the below image, the "last one" just so happens to be the WhatsApp version of the robotic arm emoji.
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Musk's dunk follows multiple high-profile news reports of WhatsApp vulnerabilities. We learned this week that a WhatsApp bug would have let hackers read files on a victim's computer. And last month a security firm hired by Jeff Bezos claimed that the Amazon CEO's phone was likely hacked via a WhatsApp exploit.
SEE ALSO:Mic on Bezos' hacked phone possibly compromised for months
In other words, things aren't looking so great for WhatsApp right now. Musk just so happens to enjoy rubbing a little Twitter salt on its hackable wound.
Topics Cybersecurity Facebook WhatsApp Elon Musk