Which of these statements about Apple's iconic logo evolution is TRUE?

Behind every successful brand stands an iconic logo that has often evolved significantly over time. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most recognizable logo transformations in pop culture history. While millions encounter this logo daily, few know the fascinating story behind its changes and the strategic decisions that shaped its current form. Can you identify the correct fact about this famous logo's evolution?

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The original Apple logo featured Sir Isaac Newton sitting under an apple tree, but was replaced with the rainbow apple after just 2 weeks because Steve Jobs thought it was too complex.
The bite in the Apple logo was specifically added to prevent it from being confused with a cherry in small sizes.
Apple's rainbow-colored logo was designed by Steve Jobs himself as a tribute to the LGBTQ+ community long before such corporate support was common.
When Apple introduced its monochrome logo in 1998, the company faced significant customer backlash, causing a temporary 15% drop in stock value.