You can now engrave your AirPods case with emojis
If you're looking for a new way to customize your upcoming AirPods or AirPods Pro case with a small selection of Emoji, Apple has you covered.
Apple is now allowing users to customize their AirPods and AirPods Pro case with a single emoji engraving.
The announcement came via a banner ad on Apple's main page, along with the text "New personal engraving options, from A to emoji."
While you still can't personalize them with every emoji, Apple has provided buyers with a list of 31 different emojis to choose from. Some of the included are a heart, star, unicorn, skull, cat, dog, fist, and thumbs up.
When purchasing AirPods or AirPods Pro via the online Apple Store, selecting "Customize it for free" will bring up the option to engrave the product. There, a user can choose to engrave the case with either text or an emoji, but not both. Currently, it is not possible to engrave other devices, such as an iPhone or an iPad, with emojis.
The engraving is the same laser engraving that is done when personalizing a case with text. Engraving a product may take longer to ship to users, and any engraved device cannot be returned for a refund.
Apple is now allowing users to customize their AirPods and AirPods Pro case with a single emoji engraving.
The announcement came via a banner ad on Apple's main page, along with the text "New personal engraving options, from A to emoji."
While you still can't personalize them with every emoji, Apple has provided buyers with a list of 31 different emojis to choose from. Some of the included are a heart, star, unicorn, skull, cat, dog, fist, and thumbs up.
When purchasing AirPods or AirPods Pro via the online Apple Store, selecting "Customize it for free" will bring up the option to engrave the product. There, a user can choose to engrave the case with either text or an emoji, but not both. Currently, it is not possible to engrave other devices, such as an iPhone or an iPad, with emojis.
The engraving is the same laser engraving that is done when personalizing a case with text. Engraving a product may take longer to ship to users, and any engraved device cannot be returned for a refund.
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Update! YES, you CAN get your AirPods engraved with the poop emoji. Now that’s high class!
from above article
It started in early 2017 as a hoax. Some users of 4chan, an anonymous and unrestricted online message board, began what they called “Operation O-KKK,” to see if they could trick the wider world — and especially liberals and the mainstream media — into believing that the innocuous gesture was actually a clandestine symbol of white power
“We must flood twitter and other social media websites with spam, claiming that the OK hand signal is a symbol of white supremacy,” one of the users posted, going on to suggest that everyone involved create fake social media accounts “with basic white girl names” to propagate the notion as widely as possible.
The 4chan hoax succeeded all too well, and ceased being a hoax: Neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klansmen and other white nationalists began using the gesture in public to signal their presence and to spot potential sympathizers and recruits. For them, the letters formed by the hand were not O and K, but W and P, for “white power.”
This reminds me of the poor soul who was forced to resign his position because he used the word “niggardly” in a speech. He was pilloried in the press and by the hate speech monitors. Turns out, though, the word is of Scandinavian origin and means “stingy” or “miserly” and has no racial component to it. When alerted to this fact the media ignored it. Stupid people had jumped on this because the word sounded like something else. I wonder what ever happened to that young man. Is he in a reeducation camp somewhere? And by the way, the man who lost his job is a Gay activist
An emoji.
A single emoji.
One.
It was Angela who brought the essence of pride & possession upon is.