| ▲ | xg15 5 hours ago | |
I like the subtle bit of trolling they did with the page color: DT had registered that shade of magenta as a trademark, made it a core part of their brand and generally was VERY vocal in public about "owning" that color. [1, 2] Though more recently they seem to have lost that protection. [3] So if that page now deliberately uses the "Telekom color" to call out their bad behavior, that's a statement on its own. [1] https://adage.com/article/digital/t-mobile-says-it-owns-excl... [2] https://www.exali.de/Info-Base/magenta-markenstreit (in German) [3] https://chiever.nl/en/blog-en/t-mobile-loses-the-protection-... | ||
| ▲ | mjlee 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |
That's the first thing I saw too. dataJAR (an Apple MDM service company in the UK) were targetted in the UK for using a different shade of pink in a different industry. | ||