Chinese clothing brand sues #apple for stealing its logo for the App Store
December 19, 2017 | Uncategorized
Apple is being sued for its App Store logo by a Chinese clothing brand called Kon that has a similar logo, reports Phone Radar. Kon, according to China’s Wikipedia equivalent Baidu Baike, is a clothing brand founded in 2009 based on the Sex Pistols’ Anarchy In The UK. The triangle is supposed to be skeleton bones that symbolize power over death.
Apple changed its App Store logo back in August from a paintbrush, pencil, and a ruler, to three sticks with rounded ends that overlap each other to form a triangle. KON’s logo looks similar, but the ends are sharp rectangles.
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Image: Kon
Image: Apple App Store
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