According to Musk, the fight will be streamed on X.

In a pair of tweets on Sunday, the platform’s owner said he was “lifting weights throughout the day, preparing for the fight,” adding “all proceeds will go to charity for veterans.”

In June, the two Tech billionaires agreed to participate in a cage fight. The stakes for the potential fight were raised last month when Zuckerberg’s Meta launched a new Twitter competitor called Threads.

Zuckerberg replied to Musk via Threads on Sunday afternoon, “Shouldn’t we use a more reliable platform that can actually raise money for charity?”

In a brief statement published on his official Facebook page on Tuesday, Zuckerberg made this known.

“Starting today (Tuesday), you can log into the same WhatsApp account on up to four phones,” his post reads.

Users of the well-known messaging and video calling software were previously limited to logging into their accounts on a single phone with the same number.

The previous account will be instantly deactivated if you try to deploy the same thing on another phone.

WhatsApp is an internationally available freeware, cross-platform, centralised instant messaging and voice-over-IP service owned by the tech conglomerate, Meta.

The app allows users to send text and voice messages, make voice and video calls, and share images, documents, user locations, and other content seamlessly.

According to Pauline, a man left a distasteful comment on a post she made on September 12.  She said the man in the post said ”she deserved to be seriously raped”.

Pauline said she screengrabbed the comment and called the man out on her page. However, she was penalized for her post.

Wondering why she was being punished for calling out a pervert, Pauline wrote “I have been quite salty with Facebook. On 12th September 2021, a guy by the name of PS Kiptoo commented on my post saying that I deserved serious rape. I took the screenshot and posted it on my wall, in order to call out that perverted bully. Facebook penalized me for that. I was restricted from posting and commenting for 24 hours and restricted from adverting and doing Facebook live for 30 days. My appeal didn’t go through and I had no other way out of this. My question to Mark Zuckerberg’s people is, how do your algorithms work? I was the victim in this case. How am I the one being punished for calling out the villain?”