Huawei and Gal Gadot (Wonder Woman) make a fool of themselves by announcing the Huawei Mate 10 Pro

It is not the first time nor will it be the last that a singer or actor makes a fool of himself when using his Twitter account to post a promoted tweet. The Twitter application does not allow us to know from which application and / or device a tweet has been published, however both Tweetbot and Twitterrific for iOS allow us to know that information at all times.

Despite that Huawei seems to have decided to throw in the towel in the United States, the contract with Gal Gadot, the actress who starred in the movie Wonder Woman, is still in force and the Asian company wants to continue getting as much performance as possible. On April 24, the actress posted a tweet, greeting her new Mate, with the hashtag # Huaweimate10pro. So far so good.

But iOS users with any of the applications that I have commented above, quickly realized that the actress or her public relations, had not taken into account from which device was publishing, which in this case was an iPhone. But it was too late, and despite having deleted the tweet and publishing new ones promoting the Huawei Mate 10 Pro with an Android terminal, a capture of this tweet has gone viral.

Previous cases

• The well-known presenter Oprah Winfrey, posted a tweet announcing his favorite products, one of which was the Surface Pro. That tweet was sent from an iPad.
• The tennis player Sania Mirza, used an iPhone to claim that he loved using the OnePlus 3T
• The mythical soccer player Franz beckenauer, he also used an iPhone to announce that his entire team was using Samsung's Galaxy range
• Singer Alicia Keys, was hired as a Creative Director by BlackBerry, but used an iPhone to post her tweets.
• The Spanish tennis player David Ferrer posted a tweet announcing that he was very happy with his Galaxy S4 while setting up the Health app, a tweet that was posted from his iPhone.

Brands should be a little careful when hire celebrities to promote their devices or to be obliged to only make use of their terminals during the days of the promotion that they have contracted.