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Quick emoji facts: true or false

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Emoji can be read the same on every device without rendering differences.

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Emoji were initially designed for mobile phones.

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Emoji originated in Japan in the 1990s.

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Emoji are encoded and standardized in Unicode.

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All emoji are monochrome black and white.

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There are exactly 10 emoji in the Unicode standard.

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Modern emoji include skin tone modifiers for people.

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Emoji have never evolved since their creation.

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Emoji help convey emotions and tone in text.

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The term 'emoji' comes from English only.

 
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