Elon Musk has rebranded social media platform Twitter with his signature “X”. The move, seen as one of Elon Musk’s major overhauls, received mixed reactions from the platform’s users. However, replacing the physical Twitter logo wasn’t as easy as the digital one, as police disrupted work at the San Francisco headquarters.
Elon Musk has rebranded social media platform Twitter with his signature “X”. The move, seen as one of Elon Musk’s major overhauls, received mixed reactions from the platform’s users. However, replacing the physical Twitter logo wasn’t as easy as the digital one, as police disrupted work at the San Francisco headquarters.
Reports initially claimed that Elon Musk did not obtain proper permits before undertaking rebranding work that required construction materials on the street, but police later clarified that this was a misunderstanding and that Elon Musk’s team had proper work orders.
Reports initially claimed that Elon Musk did not obtain proper permits before undertaking rebranding work that required construction materials on the street, but police later clarified that this was a misunderstanding and that Elon Musk’s team had proper work orders.
The San Francisco Standard reports that police stopped the workers and spoke with them about the appropriate permits.
The San Francisco Standard reports that police stopped the workers and spoke with them about the appropriate permits.
A police official told the news platform The insider They arrived at the scene after reports of “unauthorized street closures”. “Officers were able to determine that no crime was committed and this incident was not a police matter,” the statement said.
A police official told the news platform The insider They arrived at the scene after reports of “unauthorized street closures”. “Officers were able to determine that no crime was committed and this incident was not a police matter,” the statement said.
Twitter Rebranding: Stepping into the ‘Everything App’
Users on Twitter are still scratching their heads as to why Elon Musk renamed the social media platform with ‘X’. Some have pointed out that Elon Musk indicated that when Twitter was acquired for $44 billion, it was more than a simple deal and would eventually end up creating an “everything app” that would be a one-stop solution for users.
Twitter Rebranding: Stepping into the ‘Everything App’
Users on Twitter are still scratching their heads as to why Elon Musk renamed the social media platform with ‘X’. Some have pointed out that Elon Musk indicated that when Twitter was acquired for $44 billion, it was more than a simple deal and would eventually end up creating an “everything app” that would be a one-stop solution for users.
In October 2022, Elon Musk tweeted, “Twitter’s acquisition is acceleration to create X, the everything app.”
In October 2022, Elon Musk tweeted, “Twitter’s acquisition is acceleration to create X, the everything app.”
The “Everything App” offers various services such as messaging, social networking, peer-to-peer payments and e-commerce shopping under a single mobile application.