Apple crossed out gay flag

The hubbub began yesterday, when a Twitter user named “mitchell” posted a tweet of what looked like an LGBT rainbow flag with a crossed-out circle over it. Not a week goes by without some scandal, or wannabe scandal, going viral.

Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers. Worst-Case Scenario But well, if someone wants to get upset, they will get upset.

Alleged Anti LGBT Emoji

Well, one must become famous somehow. In its reporting on the anti-emojithe Out magazine also refers to the much-vaunted resilience of the LGBT community. Or at least that was what some. The appearance of an emoji -like icon which appears to promote an anti-LGBT message has sparked outrage on social media.

Crossed Out Gay Flag

The internet might not have been able to handle that much uproar at the moment. The discovery of the emoji combination and its consecutive spread online sparked an outrage, with some. You are currently viewing a placeholder content from X. To access the actual content, click the button below.

Unblock content Accept required service and unblock content. The emoji was believed to be an anti-LGBT emoji, according to The Sacramento Bee. But the emoji doesn’t exist, according to Fast Company. “The thing is: This new Apple emoji does not exist.

You are currently viewing a placeholder content from Facebook. While many users incredulously and dismayedly wondered if they were being beamed back two decades in a time warp, there were also many in the LGBT community who took the issue with humor and continued to playfully elaborate on it.

Since February 18, the bone of contention was a purportedly new emoji that depicted the rainbow flag of the LGBT community with a superimposed crossed-out circle, quasi declaring it unwanted — but only in the iPhone view. You are currently viewing a placeholder content from Turnstile.

The emoji, which features an LGBT+ Pride flag with a crossed-out circle superimposed over it, has gone viral on Twitter after being discovered by a user on Monday (February 18). The emoji, which features an LGBT pride flag with a crossed-out circle, has.

More Information. About Crossed-Out Pride Flag Emoji Combination 🏳️‍🌈⃠, also known as "No Homo" Emoji, refers to a Unicode symbol combination which appears as a crossed-out pride flag on iphone and ipad mobile devices when emojis "Pride Flag" 🏳️‍🌈 and "Prohibited" 🚫 are combined.

After all, the phenomenon as such was already mentioned in a Fun Emoji Hacks collection by Emojipediathe online emoji reference, in But well, if someone wants to get upset, they will get upset. On the desktop, the circle is displayed behind the flag. Social media went off on Tuesday when a Twitter user shared a picture of an LGBT rainbow flag with a crossed-out circle through it.

You are currently viewing a placeholder content from Instagram. Or with the still-young redhead, beer glass, or raw meat emoji! It has been used by queer people to criticise or make fun of intolerant people, while also being included in anti-LGBT messages of hate on the platform.