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Looks like Apple's emoji, which they added as a Unicode font in iOS to avoid implementing an extra layer of software just for emoji (relying on the telco to tra
by tumult 16y ago
Looks like Apple's emoji, which they added as a Unicode font in iOS to avoid implementing an extra layer of software just for emoji (relying on the telco to translate the codes sent via text/email from non-iOS devices) made the cut. Might soon be the death of the proprietary emoji text stuff in Japanese phones. It should be in Android soon, if it isn't already.