Amazon has changed its new cell phone application logo after pundits said the previous manifestation was a carbon copy for Adolf Hitler.
The e-commerce giant presented the new icon in January to supplant the symbol of a shopping cart with one featuring a brown box with a rough piece of blue tape above the organization’s iconic smile-shaped arrow.
Be that as it may, sharp-eyed clients saw the tape shockingly reviewed the Führer’s toothbrush mustache.
“It’s not just a ripped scotch tape, it’s a ripped scotch tape that has a similar shape and is right on top of a smiling mouth. Looks like a happy little cardboard Adolf to me,” one person said on Twitter.
“Amazon’s new app logo be lookin like they’re the THIRD most downloaded in the ‘Reich’ section,” another said, referring to the Nazi regime.
Clients additionally observed Amazon’s change, in which the blue tape was made to look collapsed over.
“lmao I completely missed that amazon quietly tweaked its new icon to make it look… less like hitler,” one wrote.
“Unsurprisingly they did not send out a press release to announce the second redesign.”
Amazon said it “is always exploring new ways to delight our customers.”
“We designed the new icon to spark anticipation, excitement, and joy when customers start their shopping journey on their phone, just as they do when they see our boxes on their door step,” a company spokesperson told The Post in an email.
The change from the shopping cart image was Amazon’s first icon update in over five years.