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South Africa: Forensic Linguists Explore How Emojis Can Be Used As Evidence in Court

March 23, 2020

[The Conversation Africa] Emojis have become ubiquitous in text communication – messages are peppered with smiley faces, hearts and other graphic icons. They were first drawn by graphic designer Shigetaka Kurita, and generated by a Japanese communications firm called NTT DoCoMo in the late 1990s. Now they’re everywhere.Source: AllAfrica News

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