D4vd's Apple Music page reportedly hacked amid murder charges
Summary
The Apple Music page for US singer D4vd was hacked, and a fake song called "I Did It" appeared briefly before being removed. D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, is currently in jail facing murder and sexual abuse charges, but denies them. Similar hacking incidents affected other artists’ pages on Apple Music over the weekend.Key Facts
- D4vd’s Apple Music page was hacked with a fake song titled "I Did It."
- The song used a picture of a Tesla linked to the murder investigation against D4vd (David Anthony Burke).
- Burke is jailed awaiting trial for murdering and sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl named Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
- The fake song appeared briefly and was then removed by Apple Music.
- Other Apple Music pages, including Ariana Grande’s and a girl group’s, were also hacked with offensive fake tracks.
- Fake songs and AI-generated tracks have been a common problem on streaming platforms, sometimes creating copyright issues.
- Streaming platforms rely on metadata submissions, making it possible for hackers to upload fake songs under famous artists’ names.
- Spotify has removed millions of fake or spam tracks and launched tools to help artists protect their profiles.
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