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I still don't know what the problem was I would guess that it's that your logo is an obvious derivative of Instagram's logo, as is your app name. There is a ve

I still don't know what the problem was I would guess that it's that your logo is an obvious derivative of Instagram's logo, as is your app name. There is a very real possibility that users in a rush could install your app when they intended to install Instagram proper. If Google really starts cracking down, anyone with a trademark infringing logo is going to have a rough time -- you can't take someone else's logo and just modify it without their express consent. Maybe Instagram grants it, but this does seem to be actionable.

jbuzbee 14y ago
The logo/icon and the use of Instagram in the title were some of the issues I addressed in my response and I offered to make changes. It would be hard to release an Instagram plugin without using the Instagram name (think of all the Photoshop plugins). But in the end, I made no changes and they re-instated.
darkarmani 14y ago
So anything that starts with Insta is now owned by Instagram?