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Elon Musk's Lego Order Hijacked Online by User Claiming to Cancel It
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News18•12-10-2026, 12:52
Elon Musk's Lego Order Hijacked Online by User Claiming to Cancel It
- •An X user named @Enderman claimed to have cancelled Elon Musk’s Lego Star Wars order using a publicly shared order number.
- •Musk had posted details about his purchase while demonstrating the capabilities of the Grok AI chatbot.
- •The billionaire fired back at the claim, stating that the order was not cancelled and the address belonged to his security team.
- •The viral incident sparked widespread debate on social media concerning online privacy, security risks, and the sharing of sensitive information.
Key Questions Answered
An X user known as @Enderman claimed to have used an order number visible in a screenshot shared by Musk to request a cancellation through an AI customer service bot.
Elon Musk directly dismissed the claim by replying that the address shown was not his and that the purchase had not actually been cancelled.
Musk explained that the visible location is not his actual residence, but rather a mailing address used by his security team that has already been doxxed multiple times.
