[ROOT] iOS 16.4 emojis (Google,JoyPixels,EmojiDex,FaceBook,Samsung,Twemoji,Windows)

[Psy0ch]

The app has just started to show ads via notification, unsure if this is smth the Dev placed himself. If so, scummy and weird. If not I would advise to not use the app, freeze and remove perms or just to uninstall it.
Picture attached is the spam ad, courtesy to "Maarten" In the TChat.
Clicking on this ad apparently redirected to a NSFW page according to other members of the same chat, I didnt click on it myself.

EDIT:
Dev has replied, apparently the APK uses "One signal for notifications", so he is currently just as clueless as we are. He is waiting for the response from their dev side to know "if they got hacked or something".

 

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[wanalytics]

Did this randomly stop working for anyone else?

It was fine on my Pixel 6a for months (using Magisk module) and yesterday it randomly stopped working and emojis are not replaced anymore in any app.

 

[David B.]

Did this randomly stop working for anyone else?

It was fine on my Pixel 6a for months (using Magisk module) and yesterday it randomly stopped working and emojis are not replaced anymore in any app.

I don't use this module, but I do maintain this module which restores the blob emojis, and the same thing has happened. To fix this, go to /data/fonts/files. Inside there, you should see a folder with some long gibberish name. If you delete that folder and reboot your phone, your custom emojis should be restored.

 

[wanalytics]

I don't use this module, but I do maintain this module which restores the blob emojis, and the same thing has happened. To fix this, go to /data/fonts/files. Inside there, you should see a folder with some long gibberish name. If you delete that folder and reboot your phone, your custom emojis should be restored.

Oh wow, that fixed it, thank you! Any idea why this happens or what caused it?

 

[David B.]

Oh wow, that fixed it, thank you! Any idea why this happens or what caused it?

You're welcome! This annoyance is a side effect of Google implementing support for updatable emojis. There's a very good article here on why they wanted to do that. I suppose that within the last couple of days, Google pushed out their updated emoji set to everyone, thus resulting in this.

I know it's annoying, but for the non-root users out there, it's actually a very good thing that they did this. Fortunately, they don't seem to push out updated emojis very often. I believe the last time I encountered this was about a year ago.

 

[wanalytics]

You're welcome! This annoyance is a side effect of Google implementing support for updatable emojis. There's a very good article here on why they wanted to do that. I suppose that within the last couple of days, Google pushed out their updated emoji set to everyone, thus resulting in this.

I know it's annoying, but for the non-root users out there, it's actually a very good thing that they did this. Fortunately, they don't seem to push out updated emojis very often. I believe the last time I encountered this was about a year ago.

Oh that makes sense! I do remember hearing about this a while back but didn't realize they had actually implemented it. Thanks!

 

[David B.]

Oh that makes sense! I do remember hearing about this a while back but didn't realize they had actually implemented it. Thanks!

You're welcome! I believe they did it without much fanfare because the average user doesn't care about how their phone handles these sorts of things, as long as it works.

 

[lucmoseley]

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[David B.]

I have a Pixel 6 and the same problem, but this path doesn't exist for me. Do you happen to have the name of the file or another way to find and delete it?

That path is the only one that I know of. How are you trying to access it?

 

[NightMean]

I don't use this module, but I do maintain this module which restores the blob emojis, and the same thing has happened. To fix this, go to /data/fonts/files. Inside there, you should see a folder with some long gibberish name. If you delete that folder and reboot your phone, your custom emojis should be restored.

I've installed this first time on my new A12 phone (had it previously on older android before) via Magisk but the emojis are not replaced in Google Keyboard nor in Messenger.
I've removed the folders from the location as you mentioned and rebooted but it is still the same.
Do I have to replace/delete some other files or does this not work in Google Keyboard anymore?

Edit: Found this on Telegram but it didn't work.
I also tried to replace the actual NotoColorEmoji.ttf inside the random file folder name but same result. Emojis are not replaced.
Can it be issue be related to that that my GBoard was preinstalled on phone? (Running Nothing Phone (1))

Android 12 Users

Delete the font in Data/Fonts/Files/random name folder. Then follow the steps above 🫶

Stock Emojis (Google emojis) are still showing on Gboard, But the system is showing modded .ttf

Try enabling #compat
Go to Data/Data/com.google.android.inputmethod.latin/Shared_Prefs/Flags_Value.xml.
Delete the emoji_compat_app_whitelist line, then save.
Force close gboard
Now you should be good to go! 🫶

Or easy method download Rboard app
@rkbdigboard then navigate to Gboard flags then enable compat.

 

[David B.]

Do I have to replace/delete some other files or does this not work in Google Keyboard anymore?

It still works on GBoard for me. Perhaps it's something specific to your device manufacturer.