I've noticed

Just to summarize the answers I've gotten so far to my Android emoji question:

  1. I don't use emoji because my age is two digits
  2. Root your phone and accept the potential goatse that comes with it
  3. Deal with it

Which, honestly, is the same answers I get to most of my questions related to Android. And people wonder why I prefer iOS.

That said, both Android and iOS have redeeming qualities and those that are dealbreakers. They suck, and the alternatives suck worse. The trick is figuring out which set of tradeoffs you're willing to live with.

@kdfrawg trying to recall if I've even had one this summer. Certainly not with a bun. :P

@kdfrawg No one agrees on what is best practice. And I'm sure it's all going to change if quantum computers become a thing (and encryption as we know it will have to change).

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@kdfrawg dawg. Looks good even though I'm not into relish.

I'm here sometimes too

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Apparently, it's widely known how much of a shitshow emoji is on Android [blog.emojipedia.org].

very much so. There isn't a one-size-fits-all solution for the problem but everyone can do better.

How do people emoji on Android? Every handset is different and short of rooting your phone, you're stuck with whatever your handset maker put there.

as it would for me and everyone else in the information security business.