Multiple reports have emerged recently concerning the existence of an “anti-LGBT” emoji showing a rainbow flag emoji and the “no” symbol. Shared by Twitter user mitchell, the shocking ...

Many people on Twitter are going crazy because of a new allegedly anti-LGBT emoji. The problem is, it doesn’t actually exist. The hubbub began yesterday, when a Twitter user named “mitchell ...

The appearance of an emoji-like icon which appears to promote an anti-LGBT message has sparked outrage on social media. The emoji, which features an LGBT pride flag with a crossed-out circle ...

The emoji is being used across social media to spread anti-LGBT messages and propaganda and has been christened the ‘no homo’ emoji. It was first discovered on February 18 and has been widely ...

The group that decides which emoji make it to your next phone is debating if the LGBT flag should be added, following the United States Supreme Court’s decision to legalize gay marriage across ...

After years of asking, demanding, petitioning, and tweeting at Apple and Unicode about adding an LGBT pride flag to the emoji lineup, it arrived on Monday alongside 99 other new designs in an iOS ...

To highlight the issue, Facebook user Conor McKay called on people to access the new rainbow reaction emoji, introduced at the beginning of Pride month, and shower the DUP Facebook page with it.

No, emoji aren't the next battleground for LGBT equality, but there's no denying that representation does count. Just look at the way people lost their minds over the addition of the taco emoji ...

The latest wave of diverse emoji have now launched on Apple iOS devices, bringing an array of LGBT pictograms to the platform, along with new symbols, pictures, and icons. This latest batch of ...

But this safety net has been disrupted today, with the emergence of an “anti-LGBT emoji”, which is in fact a glitch which causes the “prohibited” emoji to overlap the rainbow flag emoji if ...

iPhone users are abuzz about a possible "anti-LGBT emoji," showing the rainbow flag with a "no" symbol next to it. The rumor began swirling after a Twitter user, known only as mitchell ...