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Some friend said the same thing, I've to admit that I'm not a designer and found the inspiration from the brand who spend big bucks on their logos.

• paxys 7y ago
  In case the product gets popular you are 100% getting a copyright notice from Google, so may as well change it now rather than after the brand is established
  • z0mbie42 7y ago
    On the other hand there is absolutely no copyright infringement, it's only the result of following material design guidelines.
    • paxys 7y ago
      Material design guidelines do not allow you to use or edit Google's logos
  • webmaven 7y ago
    This would be trademark (or possibly trade-dress, or even design-patent) infringement, not copyright per-se.