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The company has decided to change its name from TrackerDetect to RevealSecurity to avoid legal complications arising from a trademark dispute with Apple. Initially, there was confusion about whether the name change had been announced or if they were applying for a new trademark. The company clarified that while they planned to announce the name change at a later date and did not yet apply for a trademark under their new name.
The decision to rename was made after encountering difficulties in securing the TrackerDetect domain due to Apple naming an app for consumers using AirTags, which inadvertently evokes the use of TrackerDetect as well. The company emphasized that renaming helps protect against future legal issues related to domain conflicts and search engine listings.
Moreover, the company stressed that while a trademark application is not mandatory, it can be advantageous in avoiding potential disputes with companies like Apple. Legal experts advise securing trademarks early to prevent such situations.
The article has been updated to reflect these clarifications, ensuring accuracy and addressing any inaccuracies from previous versions. The focus remains on the company’s commitment to its core mission while navigating legal challenges.