2016 has taken many things from us, beloved celebrities like Pete Burns, Jean Alexander, Prince, Caroline Aherne and Victoria Wood to name a few.
While we mourn the loss of our favourite stars, it seems like Apple just want to kick us while we’re down.
Not only have they killed off the headphone jack and the USB port, but now they want to kill off one of our favourite emojis.
Cabel Sasser, founder of a software company for iOS has tweeted about the new emojis that we’re going to get in iOS 10.2.
While the main emojis will stay the same, they’ll be redrawn so they appear clearer on our screens.
Showing us the difference between the old and new emojis, Cabel tweeted a gif with all the icons.
Dang. The ancient Apple emoji — which were never really meant to be seen bigger than 32 × 32 — are redrawn quite well in iOS 10.2! Good job! pic.twitter.com/X6WskExq1D
— Cabel (@cabel) October 31, 2016
What’s alarming to us however, is that if you squint a bit, you’ll see in the left-hand corner that the beloved peach emoji has lost its shape.
As in, *cries* the peach emoji doesn’t look like a butt anymore!
If you can’t see it, the peach is located between the cucumber, the aubergine and the banana in the ‘dirty corner’ of emojis.
Here's a fixed one where the milk doesn't turn into popcorn. this was hard pic.twitter.com/v5IJM1BL9j
— Cabel (@cabel) October 31, 2016
People took to Twitter to mourn the loss of the perfect peach.
https://twitter.com/vogon/status/793220390654873600
HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO TEXT MY PARTNER LEWD EMOJI THINGS IF THE PEACH JUST LOOKS LIKE A PEACH?
— trash, but make it fashion 🦝✨ (@ElleArmageddon) November 1, 2016
https://twitter.com/PrinceOTS/status/793322778988453888
https://twitter.com/sam0ny/status/793301356698333185
https://twitter.com/therobbiereyes/status/793287792684040196
Of all of us, we’re sure this is going to hit the Kardashians the absolute hardest.
— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) March 9, 2015
Our thoughts and prayers are with you ladies.
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