Is Intel suing John McAfee over his new ghost project?

• John McAfee has recently claimed that Intel is suing him over his privacy project, Ghost. 
• McAfee took to Twitter this week to make the claim saying that the Intel corporation is suing him due to the use of the name GhostbyMcAfee. 

John McAfee, the well-known bitcoin advocate and founder of McAfee antivirus software has recently claimed that Intel is suing him over his privacy project, Ghost. 

McAfee took to Twitter this week to make the claim saying that the Intel corporation is suing him due to the use of the name GhostbyMcAfee. Ghost is a proof of stake Cryptocurrency which was initially designed for more anonymous blockchain transactions and the distributed exchange of the token went live earlier this year on the 22nd of June.

It seems that Intel were not happy that McAfee was indicating an association between his privacy company and the antivirus business to the use of the word McAfee. He further said:

“The buyers of my old company are too foolish to understand that whatever I create only helps their now pitiful product.”

Intel has sued me over the name "GhostbyMcAfee".

The buyers of my old company are too foolish to understand that whatever I create only helps their now pitiful product.

Anyway ...

"GhostbyJohnMcAfee", while acceptable, seems clunky.

Any suggestions?

— John McAfee (@officialmcafee) July 22, 2020

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