Facebook confirms Facebook's fake account on Weibo

Beijing time September 9, according to the Wall Street Journal, social networking site Facebook confirmed in Tuesday that so far the company has not yet created an official account on Weibo, which had previously appeared on Weibo as a false account. This week, a Twitter account with Facebook labels caught the attention of Chinese netizens. At first glance, the Facebook account appears to be the official account of Facebook: When the Facebook account is opened on Weibo, the postings are Facebook-specific, such as the story of a long-lost twin sister reunion on the internet, and a logo image of Facebook's headquarters. The Monday is catching up with the traditional Chinese mid-Autumn festival, and the fake Facebook Weibo account is not idle, posting a photo of Facebook's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. In the photo, Zuckerberg himself held a mid-autumn greeting card written in Chinese. By Tuesday, the number of fake Facebook Weibo accounts that had only been open for more than a week had attracted more than 80,000 fans. However, the bogus Facebook Weibo account was quickly detected. Some microblogging users point out that Zuckerberg wishes the Chinese netizens a happy mid-Autumn Festival blessing picture, looks like a 2010 photograph. The false account disappeared from Weibo in Tuesday. A Facebook spokeswoman confirmed in Tuesday that the company has not yet created an account on Weibo. (The Facebook engineering team actually has a real account on Weibo, the Facebook engineering team, but the account is not active). Facebook is no longer searchable on Weibo, but facebook can be searched. Weibo representatives did not comment in time. (Compile/Joshui