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The Amazon app logo has been quietly changed after the recent redesign drew unfavorable comparisons to the mustache worn by Adolf Hitler. Rebranding is one of the marketing tactics that companies worldwide have turned to attract more customers in their business. The redesigning of one's logo or even introducing a new app icon in the present age is a big deal since it will be the brand's identity. However, observers and customers said the recent redesign Amazon logo bore an unfortunate resemblance to a toothbrush mustache similar to the Nazi dictator. Because of the uptick in remarks from different people, the e-commerce giant has silently updated its app logo. The Verge reported that Amazon updated its logo to a less problematic new look.
(Photo : Carl Court/Getty Images) A close-up view of the Telegram messaging app is seen on a smart phone on May 25, 2017 in London, England. Telegram and the calls of violence on it became a sticking point for former U.S. ambassador Marc Ginsburg who filed a lawsuit against Apple for hosting the messaging app on its App Store. Ginsburg claimed that he experiences emotional distress over Apple continuing to have Telegram under its wing, as stated in the lawsuit, reported Mashable. Ginsburg referred to the increasing rate of calls for violence seen on Telegram's chat service, as Endgadget reported. Ginsburg filed the lawsuit alongside his anti-extremism advocacy group, The Coalition for a Safer Web.
Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator Peter Gaynor will be taking over the position of acting secretary. Wolf Worked on Trump's Extreme Immigration Rules In Wolf's term as acting DHS chief, he was known as an enforcers of the president's extreme immigration crackdowns, said a report from NPR. According to NBC News, Wolf faced several challenges during the year he spent in the DHS office. He oversaw the construction of Trump's long-promised border wall. However, this has fallen short since it didn't meet the numbers promised by the president. He was also criticized for how the DHS handled $6 million in intelligence assessments that was awarded to his wife's firm.