Twitter Rebrands to 'X' in Apple App Store

After Elon Musk's decision to retire the bird logo, Twitter has rebranded to "X" in the Apple App Store.

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Apple's stringent requirements for app names initially prevented Twitter from using "X" as their alternative name.

However, Twitter may have obtained special approval from Apple to use the single character name "X."

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Twitter clients for iOS and Android are now known as "X," with Musk's strong backing.

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Twitter Rebrands to 'X' in Apple App Store

After Elon Musk's decision to retire the bird logo, Twitter has rebranded to "X" in the Apple App Store.

Apple's stringent requirements for app names initially prevented Twitter from using "X" as their alternative name.

However, Twitter may have obtained special approval from Apple to use the single character name "X."

Twitter clients for iOS and Android are now known as "X," with Musk's strong backing.

Some Apple customers have complained about the previous name still being displayed in the App Store.

The application's name appears as "X" after updating, but it remains a single character on the iOS main screen.