Hidden meanings behind new emoji on your iPhone today – and two are very naughty
OVER 100 new emoji are coming to a keyboard near you.
With a few new flirty icons now available on iPhone today with the new iOS 15.4 update, emoji just got sexier.
The biting lip emoji is made for expressing “flirtation or arousal”, creators say.
The biting lip emoji is one of the more detailed and humanoid emoji available, complete with teeth and shadows.
Emoji haven’t changed the flirting game like this since the introduction of the eggplant emoji in 2015.
The next rotten emoji is a palm-up emoji – which some have said could be a euphemism for groping someone, or collecting money.
The latest batch introduces a pregnant man and a gender-neutral pregnant person, both of which have caused a stir on social media.
But some amusingly think it’ll come in handy for binge eating too, to show a “food baby”.
The additions are just a few of more than a hundred that landed on the iPhone with the latest update to its operating system.
Many of the new emoji are twists on old icons.
There are now 25 new versions of the handshake emoji–a favorite emoji among fraternity bros that gained popularity thanks to the Instagram account Friday Beers.
Emoji are the hieroglyphics of our time.
They are incredibly useful for conveying emotions concisely or sending a cheeky message subtly.
Emoji are so crucial to communicating they’ve earned a global holiday called World Emoji Day, which falls on July 17.
It’s an internet battle to determine which system has the best icons as emoji seen on a Mac are slightly different than those seen on a PC.
In any case, we’re thankful for their availability and flirty undertones.
The emoji dictionary now has over 4,000 entries.
The newest emoji are available on iPhones programmed with the latest iOS 15.4 update.
You can update to iOS 15.4 by going to Settings > General > Software Update.
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