Here's why you probably won't find any Olympics emoji on your keyboard but you'll find several when you use these Twitter hashtags.
, which keeps the computer code backing emojis aligned across many systems and languages.
When someone wants to create a new emoji, they can send it through an application to the consortium, and a committee in the group then considers whether to give its approval.
The most well-recognized symbols representing the Olympics, meanwhile — the five interlocking rings — are heavily guarded by, preventing anyone in the world from using them without specific permission. This pair of factors combines to mean that there isn't a widely available Olympic rings emoji, and likely won't be one anytime soon.
For the first time last summer, however, the Olympics announced via Twitter it was providing an emoji on the app, available in more than 30 different languages. It appeared during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics when users tweeted out"#Olympics."For the first time ever, it is available in over 30 different languages on Twitter - try it out in the replies!
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