Which famous linguistic device did Apple deliberately use incorrectly in its 'Think Different' slogan, breaking grammar rules to create a more impactful brand identity?

Brand slogans are powerful tools in the language of marketing, often becoming so iconic that they enter our everyday speech. Behind these memorable phrases are linguistic principles of rhythm, memorability, and persuasion. This trivia challenges your knowledge about how language has been masterfully crafted into some of the world's most recognizable brand expressions, and how these slogans have influenced language itself.

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Using an adjective (different) where an adverb (differently) would be grammatically correct
Creating a split infinitive by placing 'different' between 'to' and 'think'
Employing a dangling modifier that has no clear subject in the sentence
Using a double negative by implying 'not thinking the same'