iPhone user here. Article seems to focus on just hand the hand face emoji and not the upper body emoji's. On the hand emoji's, I use the slight tanned white sk

iPhone user here. Article seems to focus on just hand the hand face emoji and not the upper body emoji's. On the hand emoji's, I use the slight tanned white skin. For the upper body emoji, I normally use the white skinned/brown hair emoji as it reflects more than my than just skin tone. When it comes to Christmas, I only use black santa. The article seems to undermine the headline though. They found 19% used the lightest skintone, and 30% used the second lightest.... that's 49% of their sampled tweets.. They also didn't do any work to find the race of those sampled in the tweets.