I want to tell you something which may make you add another flag to your flag emoji part of the keyboard.
There is a nation called (Kurdish) which has nearly 20-30 million native speakers in (Iraq,Turkey,Iran,Syria,Armenia,Azerbaijan).
and I am Kurdish we have our own region, our own language, and our own flag. I want to ask you to add our flag to your keyboard and any information you need to have about I'm ready for.
hawta25 wrote: I want to tell you something which may make you add another flag to your flag emoji part of the keyboard.
To ask Apple to do this, you need to go to
The Kurdistan flag emoji is already possible, but I doubt Apple will add it to its own system
https://emojipedia.org/flag-for-kurdistan-ir16/
Instead you would need to install a custom font in order to see it. Here is one that does this
https://www.babelstone.co.uk/Fonts/Flags.html
hawta25 wrote: I want to tell you something which may make you add another flag to your flag emoji part of the keyboard.
To ask Apple to do this, you need to go to
The Kurdistan flag emoji is already possible, but I doubt Apple will add it to its own system
https://emojipedia.org/flag-for-kurdistan-ir16/
Instead you would need to install a custom font in order to see it. Here is one that does this
https://www.babelstone.co.uk/Fonts/Flags.html
Hello ~ Apple has no control of this…Unicode does. Take a look here
https://home.unicode.org/the-past-and-future-of-flag-emoji/
~Katana-San~
Lawrence Finch wrote:
Tom Gewecke wrote:
But since Unicode has set up the code for this flag already, Apple actually does have control over whether it gets display by its software or not (most likely not).
Has it really? From your link:
This Flag Sequence has not been Recommended For General Interchange (RGI) by Unicode. Expect limited cross-platform support.
"Not Recommended" just means that nobody has to put it in their fonts in order to conform to Unicode. Apple can still do that if it wants to, as can anyone else, like the person who created the Babelstone Flags font.
Tom Gewecke wrote:
But since Unicode has set up the code for this flag already, Apple actually does have control over whether it gets display by its software or not (most likely not).
Has it really? From your link:
This Flag Sequence has not been Recommended For General Interchange (RGI) by Unicode. Expect limited cross-platform support.
Katana-San wrote:
Hello ~ Apple has no control of this…Unicode does.
But since Unicode has set up the code for this flag already, Apple actually does have control over whether it gets display by its software or not (most likely not).
Great link! I’ve bookmarked it.
Hello ~ Well…come to think about it …I learned about Unicode from you!
~Katana-San~
Hello again ~ I had already read that link as well leading me to feel confident in my post. 🙏
~Katana-San~
Adding a flag emoji to the keyboard
