Unicode has warned that it no longer accepts new flag emoji, as they're apparently too much of a hassle.

Scores of people posting about Syria use the country's flag emoji, but its new leaders redesigned the flag. When and how are emojis updated?

The eight new emojis coming to your iPhone have been officially revealed, and one is already dividing Apple fans.

iPhone users have new ways to express themselves. The latest iOS 18.4 update quietly released eight new emojis for Apple devices, including a harp, a shovel, a fingerprint, a tree, a flag and a ...

Live updates: Follow the latest on Syria It may already have been flown at the Syrian embassy in Moscow, but the opposition flag that has become prominent in the news since rebels seized power in ...

The Aboriginal flag now available as an emoji Users with iOS 18.2 can now create the flag emoji by typing specific prompts.

On Feb. 26, 2023, a viral tweet claimed Twitter was banning users from using the Ukrainian flag emoji unless they paid for a "Twitter Blue" checkmark. The tweet was authored by @walter_report and ...

Unicode 16.0 release with new emoji brings character count to 154,998 New designs will roll out to phones, tablets, and PCs over the next few months.

The Sark update (bottom right) will see the flag joining more than 3,700 emojis The release of a Sark flag emoji will be in April, as part of the iOS 18.4 update, Apple officials have confirmed ...

The most recent iOS update shows UK users a Palestinian flag when typing in 'Jerusalem.' Apple said it is a bug, but it has stoked controversy online.

As part of Apple's iOS 18.4 update, iPhone users will have access to eight new emoji - but there is one face that everyone already says is their favourite.

Apple said it is fixing a software glitch after coming under fire for the display of the Palestinian flag emoji when some iPhone users type "Jerusalem" using the device's keyboard.