See all of Apple's emojis for people with disabilities
If Apple gets its way, these could appear on your phone.
Apple has lobbied for 13 new emojis to represent people with different disabilities. Let's take a look.
Here's a man in a wheelchair for you to use along with your smiley faces or various critters.
Like some of Apple's other emojis, these new ones have versions with different genders. Here is a woman in a wheelchair. We expect that if these are approved by Unicode, the consortium that controls emojis on the internet, you'll also be able to select various hair colors and skin tones.
Prosthetics get represented, too. Here we see a prosthetic arm.
This one is a prosthetic leg.
The other emojis include a man with a probing cane...
A woman with a probing cane...
A man in an electric wheelchair...
A woman in an electric wheelchair...
A man signing that he's deaf...
A woman signing that she's deaf...
A service dog with a leash...
A service dog with a harness...
...and a hearing aid in an ear. Be sure to read the full story about Apple's new emoji proposal.
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