A recent study found that the U.S. sends more LGBT emojis than any other country in the world, so the fact that these specific emoji hashtags have taken off on Instagram is no surprise.

In general, emoji are a sign of good vibes when included in messages. SwiftKey reports that 70 percent of all emoji used carried a positive sentiment, with only 15 percent being used negatively.

The latest wave of diverse emoji have now launched on Apple iOS devices, bringing an array of LGBT pictograms to the platform, along with new symbols, pictures, and icons.

Here's What People Are Actually Seeing Multiple reports have emerged recently concerning the existence of an “anti-LGBT” emoji showing a rainbow flag emoji and the “no” symbol.

In the past, options for LGBT Android users have been limited, to say the least. Although the couple emoji, which featured two yellow blobs and a heart, was harmless in its neutrality, the only ...

If you think the LGBT flag should be a part of emoji in the future, you can send a comment to the Unicode Consortium here by selecting “public review issue” from the dropdown.

Considering there are over 800 emoji currently available to iOS users, it’s seems like a grave foresight that only two directly apply to LGBT populations—or three if you consider the rainbow ...

Facebook has refused to install a crucifix emoji after conservative Christians demanded to know why they did not have their own reaction button to rival the one created for LGBT pride. The rainbow ...

On iPhones, the tweet showed the crossed-out circle on the LGBT flag emoji. » New emojis are coming for 2019, include service dogs, inclusivity, sloth This is a bit of text trickery.

iPhone users are abuzz about a possible "anti-LGBT emoji," showing the rainbow flag with a "no" symbol next to it. The rumor began swirling after a Twitter user, known only as mitchell, came ...

Voices Twitter is a crucial safe space for many queer people like me, which makes the ‘anti-LGBT emoji’ even more painful Members of the queer community across the world use social media as an ...

On iPhones, the tweet showed the crossed-out circle on the LGBT flag emoji. » New emojis are coming for 2019, include service dogs, inclusivity, sloth This is a bit of text trickery.