Apple

Apple Reboots Advertising on X: A Strategic Move or a Nod to Political Realities?

Apple resumes advertising on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, promoting privacy features of Safari amid controversy.

Apple has resumed advertising on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), more than a year after pausing due to concerns about objectionable content on the platform. The decision comes after reports in January 2025 indicated that Apple was considering resuming its marketing efforts on X. One of the new ads promotes the privacy features of Safari, highlighting its protection against online trackers with the tagline "A browser that's actually private." Apple initially stopped advertising in November 2023 due to Elon Musk's controversial statements and the platform's increase in right-wing and discriminatory content. The company is now likely reintroducing X ads to navigate complex political relationships, particularly given Musk's new role within the Trump administration. However, it remains unclear if this move represents a genuine commitment or if Apple will adjust its advertising efforts based on future developments.

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