Court blocks Operation Bluebird from using 'Twitter' name
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X Corp. (Elon Musk) and Operation Bluebird
United States
September 3, 2026
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A judge ruled that Operation Bluebird cannot use the Twitter name for its new app. The court found that X still maintains the Twitter brand in its App Store listing. However, the judge ruled that X has likely abandoned the 'tweet' mark and bird logo.
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