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Realme India CEO caught tweeting from an iPhone

Realme India CEO caught tweeting from an iPhone

Nov 18, 2019
07:36 pm

What's the story

Thanks to an amazingly affordable line of smartphones, Chinese company Realme has caught on well in the Indian market. The brand has been in the news for all the good reasons. But, just recently, its India CEO became a subject for memes when he was caught tweeting out with an iPhone instead of his own company's phone. Here's what went down.

Tweet

Madhav Sheth's tweet from iPhone

Just like all other big tech executives, Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth also has a knack for tweeting out details and updates about the phones made by his company. However, just recently, when he did the same and tweeted about an OTA update for Realme 3 and Realme 3i, he committed the blunder of using an iPhone, an Apple device.

Attention

Several Realme phone users noted Sheth's tweet

Though the tweet in question was soon taken down, Realme fans and social media users were quick to spot the 'Twitter for iPhone' under the tweet, which confirms he tweeted from an Apple device rather than one made by Realme itself. They also managed to take a screenshot of the post, and trolled Realme and Sheth for the error.

Twitter Post

Here's what the trolls did

Clarification

As the post went viral, Sheth responded with subtle clarification

Sheth shared a follow-up tweet implying that he had been using the iPhone (and seemingly tweeting with it) only to see how it fared against the upcoming Realme X2. "Having used all the renowned flagship phones over the last few days. I can assure you that #realmeX2Pro is not just the #FastestChargingFlagship but also has many more category best features in the lot. #FasterSharperBolder."

Issue

Either way, this doesn't make a great example

Having said that, whether Sheth used the iPhone frequently or for a few days, sharing a tweet from a different brand's device doesn't make a great image, especially for a top company executive. Notably, this isn't the first case of something like this; OnePlus brand ambassador Robert Downey Jr. was also recently caught tweeting from a Huawei's P30 Pro smartphone.