Twitter users defend Greggs over ‘scum’ hack

By Laurence Gibbons

- Last updated on GMT

Greggs was the victim of an offensive hack
Greggs was the victim of an offensive hack
Twitter users have come to the defence of high street baker Greggs after a fake and offensive logo replaced its logo on Google and went viral.

Google users who searched Google this afternoon found that its company profile included a logo that read: “Greggs. Providing sh*t to scum for over 70 years.”

Mirror columnist Ian Hyland came to the firm’s defence, writing on Twitter: “Greggs cheese and onion pasties are the best. If that makes me scum, so be it.”

‘I condemn mockery’

Another Twitter user, Bearded Genius, added: “Greggs pasties were a staple of my diet growing up in north Manchester. I condemn mockery of their produce/clientèle in the strongest terms.”

In a tongue-in-cheek move, Greggs offered Google a bribe if it managed to remedy the problem.

The Newcastle upon Tyne firm tweeted: “Hey Google UK, fix it and they’re yours,”​ along with a picture of a tray of donuts.

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