The San Francisco city government has opened an investigation into Elon Musk’s replacement of the “bird” logo on the Twitter building with an “X”, on the grounds of “violating the signage permission given.”
While the echoes of Elon Musk’s replacement of Twitter’s logo with “X” continued, the “bird” logo on Twitter’s building in San Francisco was also removed and replaced with a giant “X” logo.
Saying that adequate security measures were not taken on the street during the logo change, the San Francisco police intervened with the employees.
San Francisco city officials, on the other hand, stated that changing or removing symbols or letters on buildings in the city is subject to permission for both design and security reasons, and launched an investigation on the grounds of “violating the signage permission given.”
Musk changed Twitter’s logo
Twitter’s CEO, Elon Musk, replaced the classic “bird” logo of the social media platform with the letter “X”.
Musk, who wrote “X.com” in the description of his Twitter account, announced that the “X.com” address now redirects to “twitter.com”.
Musk, the owner of SpaceX and Tesla, bought Twitter in October and has gone through radical changes since then.