We don't care, because sometimes all a text conversation is really missing is a creative (read: silly) emoji set up, which you can copy and paste into Whatsapp, iMessage or your SMS.

If you’re not an expert in elaborate emoji or kaomoji like our own Owen Williams, Emot.es might just come in handy. The site makes it possible to copy and paste hundreds of them.

As noted by EverythingApplePro, the emoji string doesn't crash iOS 9, likely because it doesn't support emoji. "What you see in the text is the waving white flag emoji, a zero, and the rainbow emoji.

Instead, when words fail, use emoji. Here are a few Valentine’s Day templates you can copy and paste and send to that special someone on the other end of iMessage. 👍 ...

A new emoji might show up on your phone soon: a rainbow flag. Unicode, the group that chooses new emojis, has released a document supporting a rainbow flag emoji using existing Unicode characters.