Fears that adapted skin colour options for social media icons might be used inappropriately have proved unfounded, researchers said.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16148563.Darker_emoji_skin_tones_promote_diversity__Twitter_study_shows/?ref=rss
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Darker emoji skin tones promote diversity, Twitter study shows
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