The Facebook icon now is appearing as a black background with a blue "F," rather than the traditional white on blue, for some users.

You already know where this is going: X Corp., which has succeeded Twitter Inc., has dug into mobile app icons and the classic Twitter 'blue bird' has been replaced with a black-and-white 'X'.

Facebook users are buzzing with curiosity after noticing a mysterious change in the app's icon, which has turned black for some. The sudden shift from the iconic blue and white color scheme has ...

As an example of app icon customization, users might wish to change the new black icon for social service X back to the sky blue color it was when called Twitter.

Users of Facebook's Messenger app have noticed that the icon on the app changed colors, leading some of them to wonder why the change was made.

The new icon is identical to the Copilot one, instead of the blue and purple Microsoft 365 icon that’s used right now. Microsoft has been struggling with its Copilot branding recently.

Users on X reported the change early on Friday, noting that the Facebook app's logo on their mobile devices — typically a white F on a blue background — had changed to a blue F on a black ...

Elon Musk has unveiled a new black and white "X" logo to replace Twitter's famous blue bird as he follows through with a major rebranding of the the social media platform he bought for $44 billion ...

Thanks to the iOS Shortcuts app, we can gently delude ourselves into thinking that Twitter isn't called X now.

Hate the black-and-white X logo? Here’s how to swap it for the familiar Twitter blue bird.

A new discovery suggests that Discord Nitro subscribers will soon be able to change the app icon as a part of the subscription.