Twitter Bird Logo gets changed , users erupt with observing new logo

 


 Another major change has been made in Twitter.  This time Elon Musk has changed the logo of Twitter itself.  That is, now the blue bird has disappeared from Twitter.  Users are quite surprised after this change because, Twitter has made 'Doggy' its new logo.  Twitter owner Elon Musk has also made a tweet regarding this, after which it is believed that Doggy will be the new logo of Twitter.

 In fact, from Monday night, users started seeing a dog instead of a blue bird on their Twitter account.  Users were surprised to see this logo.  They started asking questions to each other whether everyone was seeing a dog on the Twitter logo.  Within no time, #DOGE started trending on Twitter.  Users thought that someone had hacked Twitter.  But shortly after this, Elon Musk made a tweet, which made it clear that Twitter has changed its logo.



Elon Musk tweeted a photo on Tuesday night around 12:20 pm.  In which a dog is sitting on the driving seat of the car and he is showing his license to the traffic police.  This license has a photo of a blue bird (the old Twitter logo).  After which Doggy is telling the traffic police, "This is an old photo".  After this tweet by Musk, various speculations being made on Twitter came to an end and it became clear that Elon Musk has changed the logo.


 Elon Musk had given hints about Doggy earlier also.  He had tweeted a photo in February this year.  In his caption, Musk wrote, "The new CEO of Twitter is awesome."  In the photo, a dog was sitting on the chair of the CEO of Twitter.  A paper was kept on the table in front of him, in which the name of this dog was written Floki and his post Chief Executive Officer was written below.  On this paper was the logo of Twitter i.e. blue bird.  Although no one thought then that Musk was going to change Twitter's years old logo.


Elon Musk bought the microblogging site Twitter last year.  For this, he had made a deal of 44 billion dollars.  He had offered to buy the social media platform for $44 billion at the rate of $54.2 per share.  But then due to spam and fake accounts, he put that deal on hold.  Although Musk was trying to back out of the deal, but after the matter reached the court, he completed the deal on time.

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