The popular social media platform Twitter rebrands to ‘X’, marking the biggest change since Elon Musk took over the social media platform.

The change was announced by Musk on Twitter, who said that the new Logo X was “to embody the imperfections in us all that make us unique.” 

The old bird logo, which had been used for over 15 years, was replaced with a simple “X” on a black background. Musk said that the new logo was “a symbol of the future of Twitter” and that it would help to “create a more open and inclusive platform.”

This change has received mixed reactions from users. Some have praised the new logo, saying that it is more modern and stylish. Others have criticized the change, saying that it is too simple and that it does not reflect the company’s identity.

Only time will tell whether the new logo will be successful. However, Musk is determined to make Twitter a different social media platform.

What else has changed at Twitter since Musk took over?

In addition to changing the logo, Musk has also made several other changes at Twitter since he took over.

For example, he has limited the number of daily direct messages that unverified users can send. He has also said that he wants to make Twitter a more open and transparent platform.

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Musk has also teased that he wants to make Twitter a more “everything app,” similar to WeChat in China. This could mean that Twitter will offer a wider range of features, such as payments, banking, and shopping.

The origin of the new logo is not yet known, but many online have pointed to its similarity to a Unicode character. Unicode is a standard of digital letters maintained by the nonprofit group The Unicode Consortium, which also oversees emoji.

Only time will tell what other changes Musk will make at Twitter. However, he is determined to make the platform a different social media platform.

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