It was reported on November 2. Recently, an advertisement posted on the official account of the Logitech G Video flagship store sparked a buzz. Topics such as “Logitech got involved with users” and “Logitech ads are being accused of insulting users again” have hit the headlines. The puppy emoji used in this controversial video, called “Bigdodong,” is a popular character in the original Chinese IP “Siam Cip.” The “BUG” section contacted Xiamen Shengji Culture Media Co., Ltd., the copyright holder of the IP. The company's staff said that the company did not authorize Logitech and its subsidiaries to use Bigger Building for related delivery videos. Currently, the company's legal affairs are defending the rights on this matter.

It was reported on November 2. Recently, an advertisement posted on the official account of the Logitech G Video flagship store sparked a buzz. Topics such as “Logitech got involved with users” and “Logitech ads are being accused of insulting users again” have hit the headlines. The puppy emoji used in this controversial video, called “Bigdodong,” is a popular character in the original Chinese IP “Siam Cip.” The “BUG” section contacted Xiamen Shengji Culture Media Co., Ltd., the copyright holder of the IP. The company's staff said that the company did not authorize Logitech and its subsidiaries to use Bigger Building for related delivery videos. Currently, the company's legal affairs are defending the rights on this matter.