Delta apologized on its Twitter account Tuesday afternoon after its Facebook page was hacked and some potentially offensive links were shared. One link that was shared there featured an image of a bowl of fish referencing a sex act. A second simply featured a heavy-set woman. The airline's media department tweeted less than an hour after it was hacked, "The Delta Facebook page was compromised. We sincerely apologize for the unauthorized, objectionable content that was posted." Facebook users who replied to the post knew it wasn't standard Delta content. The hacked content was similar to posts that appeared on Crayola's Facebook Page in mid-January. http://on.mash.to/1Cf9rxY http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ
Delta Apologizes for 'objectionable Content' After Facebook Hack
Delta apologized on its Twitter account Tuesday afternoon after its Facebook page was hacked and some potentially offensive links were shared. One link that was shared there featured an image of a bowl of fish referencing a sex act. A second simply featured a heavy-set woman. The airline's media department tweeted less than an hour after it was hacked, "The Delta Facebook page was compromised. We sincerely apologize for the unauthorized, objectionable content that was posted." Facebook users who replied to the post knew it wasn't standard Delta content. The hacked content was similar to posts that appeared on Crayola's Facebook Page in mid-January. http://on.mash.to/1Cf9rxY http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ
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