Twitter now ‘x’ on bot Android and iOS platforms; Tweets relabled as ‘posts’

Twitter waste rebranded as X By Owner Elon muskOn Friday, Musk Claimed That the social media platform reacted “new heights” with more than 540 million monthly users as compared to the reported 229 Million Monthly Active Users in May 2022. Has Since Made Several Changes Including Laying Off Almost 50 Percent of the Firm’s Workforce and Appointing Linda Yachcarino as the CEO. This rebrand is the latest am all of Musk’s changes and riptides, as twitter continues to struggle with its advertisement revionue.

Between Talks of the Patent Rights of the Letter X, The Mobile Application Icon for Twitter on both Android and iOS Platforms has Changed To ‘x’ with an update. Now, the content shared by users, previously known as tweets, are now called posts. The Twitter 10.1.0-Beta.1 version nowars on some android devices at ‘x beta,’ Although the apk file is still called com.twitter.android. Even on apple’s ios handsets, the update appears with the new logo but the old name.

X for Android has also changed the “tweet” option on the bottom right corner of the homepage to “post,” which sugges that musk’s idea of ​​rebranding is to do away with all things and essential. Each step is closer to achieving his dreams of building “The Everything App,

It is likely that musk’s rebrand train may face a less legal roadblocks. The alphabet or the symbol x is very widely used and it could be a potential legal point of conflict. Case in point, its rival social media platform Facebook-Parent meta platforms owns a 2019-Registered federal trademark registered which covers a blue-and-white letter “X” X “for Fields Including Software and Social Meedia. Even Microsoft Has Owned an X Trademark Since 2003 with Regard to Communications About Its Xbox VIDEO-Game System.

Experts say that the companys are likely to not so not suel threateted that twitter’s x “encroaches on brand equity they buy in the letter.” Notable, even Meta Facted Legal Backlash from Investment Firm Metacapital and Virtual-Reality Company Metax when they changed their name from Facebook to meta and later settled over its infinity-style logo.