The tweet by Google Pixel US says “Hmmmm Okay, I See You. #TakeNote @NBA fans…#TeamPixel is here to get you closer to your favorite team – tell us yours and we might be able to make your NBA Tip-Off even better.” You can see “Twitter Web app” at the end but this was not the original post.
@tim_cook Hmmmm Okay, I See You. #TakeNote @NBA fans…#TeamPixel is here to get you closer to your favorite team -… https://t.co/vnSq6Is6pv
— Google Pixel (@GooglePixel_US) 1666223125000
The above Twitter reply by Google is a replaced one, with the original posted using an iPhone. A Twitter user captured a screenshot and posted it. At the bottom of the tweet, “Twitter for iPhone” is easily visible.
Twitter for iPhone police ????♀️ @MKBHD https://t.co/Ho2CW9la5O… https://t.co/Ho2CW9la5O
— Ian Zelbo (@ianzelbo) 1666224479000
Using an iPhone to tweet for the Google Pixel account and getting caught by the hawk-eyed Twitter users is bad enough. But using an iPhone to send a tweet from the Google Pixel account in response to the Apple CEO’s comment and then getting caught is worse. Wait, there is more. The tweet is clearly meant to promote the Pixel device through a Twitter response to Tim Cook, which involves using not an Android phone but an iPhone. Now, where does that leave the poster?
Someone at Google should really be scared about his/her job now.
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