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1. blog.emojipedia.org › us-state-flag-emojis-nowUS State Flag Emojis Now Possible - Emojipedia

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   Jun 2, 2017 · A key feature that's new in Emoji 5.0 is support for subdivision flags. This means that for the first time, vendors are now free to support US states flags (hello Texas and California), along with any other valid subregion around the world such as Scotland, or Grand Cape Mount.

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3. www.unicode.org › emoji › chartsFull Emoji List, v16.0 - Unicode

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   This chart provides a list of the Unicode emoji characters and sequences, with images from different vendors, CLDR name, date, source, and keywords. The ordering of the emoji and the annotations are based on Unicode CLDR data. Emoji sequences have more than one code point in the Code column.

4. www.unicode.org › reports › tr51UTS #51: Unicode Emoji

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   May 18, 2017 · There are only 26 Regional Indicator (RI) code points, which are used in pairs. Some of these 676 pairs may be displayed as emoji flags, and others may not (the valid pairs are defined in Annex B: Valid Emoji Flag Sequences ).

5. www.unicode.org › reports › tr51UTS #51: Unicode Emoji

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   Flag emoji characters are discussed in Annex B: Valid Emoji Flag Sequences. 2.1 Names. Every emoji has a CLDR short name, which may change over time. Every emoji character also has a formal Unicode name, like every other Unicode character; this is a permanent identifier which cannot be changed.

6. blog.emojipedia.org › emoji-flags-explainedEmoji Flags Explained - Emojipedia

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   Dec 13, 2018 · Country flags such as the one for the USA are created by pairing two Regional Indicator characters. Systems look up to see if a pair is valid, and show a flag instead. This is a clever system that avoids Unicode needing to create a new code point for every country.

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7. emojipedia.org › emoji-5Emoji Version List - Emojipedia

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   This update included 56 new emojis from Unicode 10.0, as well as 183 emoji sequences used for gender and skin-tone variants and subdivision flags. Emoji 5.0 added support for subdivision flags and listed England, Scotland and Wales as Recommended for General Interchange (RGI).

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   Are US states flags valid under Emoji 5.0?

   • This means that for the first time, vendors are now free to support US states flags (hello Texas and California), along with any other valid subregion around the world such as Scotland, or Grand Cape Mount. Above: These flags are valid under Emoji 5.0; but you might not see all of them.

   US State Flag Emojis Now Possible - Emojipedia

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   What's new in Emoji 5.0?

   • A key feature that's new in Emoji 5.0 is support for subdivision flags. This means that for the first time, vendors are now free to support US states flags (hello Texas and California), along with any other valid subregion around the world such as Scotland, or Grand Cape Mount.

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   How many emoji flag pairs are there?

   • There are only 26 Regional Indicator (RI) code points, which are used in pairs. Some of these 676 pairs may be displayed as emoji flags, and others may not (the valid pairs are defined in Annex B: Valid Emoji Flag Sequences ).

   UTS #51: Unicode Emoji

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   Does Emojipedia support US state flags?

   • Emojipedia released US State flags as a sticker pack for iMessage in 2016; and we have now added these to our Sample Image Collection with their valid Unicode sequences for your reference. Above: US State Flags are among the many flag sequences that are now valid in Unicode. Will any vendors choose to support them? Image: Emojipedia.

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   Is rainbow flag a ZWJ emoji?

   • Rainbow flag is a ZWJ Sequence of these two emojis: Unicode has listed this as being Recommended for General Interchange (RGI), meaning major vendors support or have committed to supporting this sequence. By design, ZWJ Sequences don't require Unicode approval like a regular emoji does.

   Emoji Flags Explained - Emojipedia

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   Should flags be emojis?

   • While the option to send any flag as an image exists on most platforms, the issue is both about practicality (emojis are more flexible than images) but further: representation. Appearing on the emoji keyboard of any major platform is a sign of legitimacy. Why people want to see their flag as an emoji is clear.

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9. emojipedia.org › flag-united-statesFlag: United States Emoji - Emojipedia

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   The Flag: United States emoji is a flag sequence combining 🇺 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter U and 🇸 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter S. These display as a single emoji on supported platforms. Flag: United States was added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.