Chinese Clothing Brand Sues Apple Over Its App Store Logo

Apple is being sued for its App Store logo by a Chinese clothing brand called Kon that has a similar logo, according to The Verge. Its logo is a triangle of skeleton bones that symbolizes power over death. Apple changed its App Store logo in August with iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra from a paintbrush, pencil, and a ruler, to three sticks with rounded ends that overlap each other to form a triangle. The Chinese clothing brand says Apple’s new App Store logo used on iPhones and macOS is a violation of Chinese copyright law. KON is demanding Apple publicly apologize and pay damages.