<p>Millions of Facebook users had just started to recover from Mark Zuckerberg's surprise rebranding exercise of the social media platform to 'Meta' as a response to the company's long-winding reputation woes. But the social media company now has a new 'headache'.</p>.<p>A Berlin-based migraine app developed by Newsenselab called “M-sense Migräne” took a swipe at Meta for its logo, which is suspiciously similar to its own. The migraine app exposed the company's Achilles heel — data privacy — in targeted humourous posts.</p>.<p>M-sense Migräne expressed its honour on inspiring the Meta logo with a sharp jibe: "maybe they’ll get inspired by our data privacy procedures as well".</p>.<p>The company posted witty remarks, placing the logos of the two companies together to show the resemblance.</p>.<p>"If this is causing you a migraine, Mark — download our app!" one of its posts read.</p>.<p>"Where they go low, we go high. #dataprivacy," one post read.</p>.<p>Twitter users also lauded the app for its sense of humour and its witty swipes at Zuckerberg.</p>.<p>This is unlikely to end up as another lawsuit for Zuckerberg as the company, in response to a Twitter user, said, "We didn't say they stole it - we said we feel honoured to have them inspired."</p>.<p>M-sense Migräne is a startup that offers digital treatment programs for people suffering from migraines and headaches. It was developed by Newsenselab in February 2016.</p>
<p>Millions of Facebook users had just started to recover from Mark Zuckerberg's surprise rebranding exercise of the social media platform to 'Meta' as a response to the company's long-winding reputation woes. But the social media company now has a new 'headache'.</p>.<p>A Berlin-based migraine app developed by Newsenselab called “M-sense Migräne” took a swipe at Meta for its logo, which is suspiciously similar to its own. The migraine app exposed the company's Achilles heel — data privacy — in targeted humourous posts.</p>.<p>M-sense Migräne expressed its honour on inspiring the Meta logo with a sharp jibe: "maybe they’ll get inspired by our data privacy procedures as well".</p>.<p>The company posted witty remarks, placing the logos of the two companies together to show the resemblance.</p>.<p>"If this is causing you a migraine, Mark — download our app!" one of its posts read.</p>.<p>"Where they go low, we go high. #dataprivacy," one post read.</p>.<p>Twitter users also lauded the app for its sense of humour and its witty swipes at Zuckerberg.</p>.<p>This is unlikely to end up as another lawsuit for Zuckerberg as the company, in response to a Twitter user, said, "We didn't say they stole it - we said we feel honoured to have them inspired."</p>.<p>M-sense Migräne is a startup that offers digital treatment programs for people suffering from migraines and headaches. It was developed by Newsenselab in February 2016.</p>