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McDonald's Responds To The Burger King Twitter Hacking

Kim BhasinFeb 19, 2013, 02:37 IST

Burger King's Twitter account got hacked for more than an hour today. The hackers changed all the branding to McDonald's and tweeted out a bunch of craziness.

BK's Twitter account has been suspended, but it still has its Facebook page to sound off on.

McDonald's, though, has something to say to the world: it didn't do it!

This, of course, is followed by a constant flow of responses from the Twitterfolk that say — sarcastically, we hope — that McDonald's is lying.

The hacktivists at Anonymous have claimed responsibility for the prank.