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Hi there are 6 million kurds who asked for their emoji to he exist in apple it’s Kurdistan Flag emoji please support us to get it
Click here and choose a form. For reference, most emoji types are created by the Unicode Consortium, not Apple.
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Click here and choose a form. For reference, most emoji types are created by the Unicode Consortium, not Apple.
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Apple has nothing to do with the creation of Emoji. They are approved by the Unicode Consortium, which Apple has nothing to do with.
Hello ~ Unicode is responsible for emojis. Take a look below by clicking on…
The Past and Future of Flag Emoji - The Unicode Blog
~Katana-San~
People ask this question about once a week. It will never happen. The Unicode Consortium is no longer accepting any flag requests.
https://blog.unicode.org/2022/03/the-past-and-future-of-flag-emoji.html
When they were, only countries officially recognized by the U.N. are designated as ISO-3166-1 entities. These are the only entities that would be considered for a flag. Subdivisions are ISO-3166-2.
Kurdistan is an unofficial area that drapes across several recognized countries. Regional/subdivision flags were never considered, which is why there are no individual state flags for the 50 U.S. states. Only the United States flag is represented.
Kurdistan is a region that sprawls across Turkey, Syria, Iran and others. It is not a country unto itself.
Per the Unicode Consortium:
If the Emoji Subcommittee recommends the addition of a Catalonia flag emoji, then it looks like favoritism unless all the other subdivisions of Spain are added.
That's what you're asking. That a subdivision, that is not a separate country at all, be given leeway no one else is allowed.
A 16 bit font can hold up to 65,536 glyphs. If you counted every single municipality in the world (regions, cities, towns, etc.), there are roughly 4.3 million. You'd need 66 fonts just for flags to cover all of them.
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