Musk wins court order barring 'Twitter' name but not 'tweet' or bird logo

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Elon Musk has secured a court order preventing the use of the name 'Twitter' in connection with the X platform. The ruling was triggered by app store listings that described X as 'formerly Twitter,' which the court found actionable. However, the order does not extend to the word 'tweet' or the iconic bird logo, which remain unaffected. The decision marks a significant step in Musk's effort to distance the platform from its original Twitter branding since his rebranding to X.

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