As it is known, the company, which we have known as Facebook for years, changed its name to ‘Meta’ last week. After the company officials announced this decision, the global agenda suddenly changed. Twitter mocked the new name of the social media company. Many prominent media outlets have written various articles on the meaning of the name. However, it is the kind that will confuse a new claim.
A Germany-based health startup claimed that Facebook’s new logo was stolen. Here is why…
The meta logo is very similar to the M-sense logo!
M-sense Migräne by Newsenselab made an interesting post on their social media accounts. This initiative, which suddenly changed the course of the agenda, implied that Facebook’s new logo was stolen from their own logo. Moreover, the logos of the two companies really have a confusing similarity.
Making a humorous statement, M-sense stated that they are honored for inspiring Facebook. He also made another reference to the social media company after they were similar to the Meta logo. In the aforementioned post, M-sense stated that Facebook can also take M-sense as an example in data security.
Facebook (aka Meta) has been at the center of discussions about data security lately. Because the starting point of the events is the statements of Frances Haugen, former data analyst of Facebook. Haugen leaked some documents inside the company.
In the aforementioned documents, there were also some correspondence belonging to the company’s senior executives. Accordingly, it was alleged that Meta put security on the platform to the second plan. However, the CEO of the company, Mark Zuckerberg, who made a statement on the subject, denied them.
https://twitter. com/msense_app/status/1454110908754563077
M-sense, which offers migraine treatments, also addressed Meta CEO Zuckerberg. The Germany-based startup, in a post, said, “If this situation causes migraine, you can download our application. ” said.
So, what do you think about this subject? Is the similarity between the two logos normal? We are waiting your comments…
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