with news about death of Queen Elizabeth II On Thursday (8), celebrities and public figures from around the world expressed condolences to the royal family and paid tribute to the 96-year-old monarch. Known worldwide for her longest reign in the UK, the Queen has also received honors from major corporations such as Apple, Google as well as Microsoft through their official websites.

Apple offered its condolences to the royal family by posting a photo of the queen on its page with the following message: “In memory. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. 1926 – 2022”. Photo taken by Dorothy Wilding on February 26, 1952, when 25-year-old Elizabeth II first ascended the throne.

It is worth noting that Apple has already honored other important figures on its website, including congressman and civil rights activist John Lewis (1940-2020), former South African President Nelson Mandela (1918-2013) and, of course, Steve Jobs (1955). ). – 2011), founder of the company. Mentions of any Apple products, including those announced on September 7 last year, have been removed from the Apple homepage.

Google paid tribute to the gray version of the company’s logo by eschewing the colorful layout and full animation.

In addition to the subtle respect of the search engine, the CEO of Google and Alphabet, Sundar Pichaitweeted: “We express our deepest condolences to the people of Great Britain and the whole world, who mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Her unwavering leadership and public service has been constant throughout many of our lives. We will miss her.”

Meanwhile, co-founder of Microsoft, Bill Gatesalso expressed condolences to the family of the monarch. “It is a great honor for me to be acquainted with Queen Elizabeth, and I am very saddened by the news of her passing. My deepest condolences to the royal family and the British people.”Gates wrote on Twitter.

In the company of ex-wife Melinda French GatesBill met Queen Elizabeth II in 2005 at Buckingham Palace after being awarded an honorary knighthood.

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Tribute from personalities

In addition to companies associated with the technology industry, many individuals and public figures mourned the death of the monarch responsible for seventy years of rule.

Thursday via your Twitter profile Jeff Bezosfounder and CEO of Amazon, wrote: “I can think of no one who would better embody duty. My deepest condolences to all Britons who are mourning his passing today.”

Apple CEO, Tim Cookalso commented on the Queen’s death, writing: “There is nothing more noble than dedicating your life to the service of others. We join the people of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth in honoring the life and devotion to duty of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. May she rest in peace.”

Nick CleggChairman of International Relations at Meta and former Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom., Bob Igerformer CEO and President of Disney, Melinda French Gatesco-founder and co-chairman of The Gates Foundation, and Christine LagardePresident of the European Central Bank, are among those who mourned the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Remembering that now the throne was taken by his son Charles, the current King Charles III.

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