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X for iOS and iPadOS Adds Over a Dozen New App Icon Options

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Key points

  • X app for iOS/iPadOS updated with new app icons.
  • Over a dozen new alternative icon options are available.
  • First new icons since the platform rebranded to X.
  • Icons are accessible via X Premium subscription.

New Icon Set Released

X has updated its iPhone and iPad application to include a refreshed selection of alternative app icons. The update introduces over a dozen new icon designs, replacing the previous set that was available to users.

First Update Since Rebranding

This release marks the first substantial update to the app's alternative icon options since Twitter rebranded to X several years ago. Previously, the icon choices were part of Twitter Blue, now known as X Premium, a subscription service.

Accessing the New Icons

Users with an X Premium subscription can find the new icon options within the X app. The settings are located under Settings > Subscription > App Icons on both iPhone and iPad devices.

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The X app for iPhone and iPad received an update that introduces more than a dozen new alternative app icon options. These new icons replace the previously available set, marking the first significant update to the icon choices since the platform rebranded from Twitter to X.