Facebook of Inc. major rebranding move Created a huge buzz online, sparked debate, criticism and of course a lot of jokes and memes. Now, law enforcement agencies have joined in to have some fun, along with reminding people about some important rules to keep in mind.
It became operational as soon as Facebook’s parent company changed its name to ‘Meta’ torrent of memes With many wordplay and photoshop battles on social media sites. Many brands across the world and in India also participated in the trend of coming up with creative options which they could choose to adopt as the new name for the brand was this fast-food joint. Wendy who won the challenge.
Now, moving beyond the brands, the Indian police force has also joined in. ‘Metaverse’ Funny creative sharing conversation. While Mumbai Police, known for its grip on contemporary memes, got involved with a ‘Never Meta…’ joke trend, Uttar Pradesh Police shared its opinion on the new logo of Meta, which is an infinity sign. look as.
As the pandemic continues, Mumbai Police reminds everyone COVID-19 Protocol, sharing a creative that read: “Meet a citizen without a mask?” Showing his love once again for the witty word game, he warned criminals, “And that they may ‘face’ the ‘book’ of the law for violating #AccountOfSafety.”
And they may have to ‘face’ the ‘book’ of the law for violation #accountofsafety pic.twitter.com/fnZQsRBcax
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) October 30, 2021
At the same time, UP Police has shared a post combining both the trends. Not only did he share a ‘meta’ joke, but he also linked his emergency helpline number, showing a road shaped like the company’s new logo.
“The tradition of serving oneself remains unchanged!”, the police wrote along with a picture that read, “Meta an accident? Want a friend? Dial 112”
# to the policeThe tradition of serving before oneself remains unchanged!
Dial 112 in case of any emergency.# metafriendUP112#metaverse #meta pic.twitter.com/hjGGSkQ6HA
— UP Police (@Uppolice) October 29, 2021
The tech giant’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, said that the change will bring all of its different apps and technologies under a new umbrella brand, however, not everyone was impressed with the choice of name. However the tech giant pointed out that the ‘rebranding’ is not just about a change in the company’s name, but is a reflection of the company’s growing ambitions and focus on a new area: metaverseNetizens couldn’t stop joking.
The metaverse, a term first coined three decades ago in a dystopian novel and now attracting discussion in Silicon Valley, broadly refers to the idea of a shared virtual environment that can be created by people using different devices. can be accessed.
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