The Twitter Hashflag is now available for users who use #AppleEvent in their tweets.
The new Apple event on September 7 was recently announced, during which interesting products such as the iPhone 14 should be presented. And, like every year, those of Cupertino have been surprising with different novelties that anticipate how the presentation will be.
Specifically, we’ve already seen the Easter egg for the new event, available to all iOS or iPadOS users who want to see the Apple logo with augmented reality in their homes. And now, of Apple they took the opportunity to launch their own Hashflag
If you use #AppleEvent in your tweets, you’ll get a nice surprise
How the so-called Twitter Hashflags work is very interesting. As an important event approaches, when someone uses a certain hashtag in their tweets, the logo is displayed of the same that accompanies it, which is usually modified over time to adapt to the state.
This is what the Twitter hashflag for Apple’s “Far on” event looks like
In line with the “Far on” event, the new Hashflag that is already flooding Twitter shows the Apple logo with stars inside. This makes a lot of sense, especially considering that when accessing the invitation for the event in question, the web page background that is displayed is exactly the same.
The Hashflag in question will be displayed next to tweets from people using the hashtag #AppleEvent. Just by typing it, the Apple logo in question will be displayed at the end with its corresponding decorations depending on the occasion.
New #AppleEvent hash flag pic.twitter.com/g2bh3fsU32
— Hashflags (@hashflagsio) August 24, 2022
Although animations are sometimes also included for people who like tweets with the hashtag, this has not been the case. Only the Apple logo is displayed next to the #AppleEvent text. Maybe as we approach Twitter’s September 7, they’ll change it..
