Apple Has Some Amusing Guidelines For What Not To Engrave On AirTags
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Apple has declared that offensive text or emoji characters will not be permitted as engravings on its new AirTags. But wait, its limit does not stop there.
Apple announced that its trackers are open to customization. Users can make the AirTags personal by engraving text, numbers, and even emojis on them.
However, if you are looking to express some humor on them, you will need to look elsewhere as Apple is pretty strict with its online AirTag personalization tool. Users can choose characters that include black and white symbols with letters and numbers, smileys, real animals, fictional creatures, and, of course, the iconic smiling poop emoji.
However, it frowns upon some bizarre sequences, like a horse emoji with a pile of dung. Strangely, other combinations of animals with poop are allowed.
Texts such as “Sh*t,” “Piss,” and “F*ck” are also not allowed. Apple will also ignore derogatory terms and other expletives.
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[via Mashable, cover image via Apple]
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