emoticons and firearms fans will be disappointed to learn that rifle, the plan is part of the standard Unicode 9 six officials of the month, will no longer appear in the cartoon, Apple and Microsoft are required to remove it.
This will not only see the iPhone emoticons are not available, and Android and all other equipment in the Unicode group apparently abandoned plans rifle emoticons, and one depicting modern pentathlon, which also provided a man firing a pistol, after it is clear that Apple will not support emoticons on its platform.
discuss a person under apparently exists Unicode committee – which Apple is considered a principal member – Apple is the first company to do noise implies in particular rifle should not be Unicode 9 part, Microsoft also added from and buzzfeed sheet on the matter:
according to sources of the room revealed that Apple started to discuss remove emoticons rifle, which It has been passed to the encoding process Unicode 9.0 version this month. Apple told the consortium will not support its platform rifle and asked it not to be made into a wink. “I heard that Apple is Microsoft tell it,” said one member participated in the discussions told buzzfeed news.
proposed modern pentathlon emoticons, which shows a man shooting a pistol, and was rejected
Apple may have been able to see by removing firearms from Unicode 9, pushing the move, but not so strong when it comes to the company on its app store. A lot of iOS games, especially with game icons depicting gun violence is also full of pistols and rifles image.
Apple has so far refused to become this area sensor, but it does have what many rules governing can and can not appear in the App Store for iOS devices and Mac
(via: The buzzfeed ).
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Apple, Microsoft Get Rifle Emoji Removed From Unicode 9.0
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