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iOS 14.2 beta brings 117 new emoji, furthers gender representation efforts

iOS 14.2 beta brings 117 new emoji, furthers gender representation efforts

Posted on September 30, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple’s iOS 14 operating system may have further enhanced the Memoji experience for iPhone and iPad users, but the humble emoji is still king.

So, it’ll please many that a new hatful of characters are coming in a forthcoming iOS 14 update. The new iOS 14.2 beta – which is currently in the hands of Apple developers – features 117 new emoji, many of which continue Apple’s commitment to more representative and diverse characterisations.
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