This is not fixed by switching emoji; especially since now you and the other side have a different set of emojis 
Not, if I use them on Twitter and here in the forum! 
You are right, but EmojiOne and Twitter emoji sets are far more compatible with Apple ones (although following the Unicode standard more strictly) than Google Noto emoji set, IMHO. And less (version) fragmented, too.
(PS: @Stefan, are you sure Twitter official apps use EmojiOne?)
It did work. Sorry for the confusion.
They donāt use Emojione, they use Twemoji (or similar). However, Twidere, my favourite Twitter app, uses the deviceās local emoji font. 
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Hi all
Quetion, I flashed the emoji.zip. but now I like to go back to the standard emoji. Anybody has a flashable zip for that cleaning up?
Thank you!
Lg ivi
I think the easiest way is waiting for the next update (the next beta is already in the pipeline, so it should come the next week).
Thereās no such ZIP, but you can restore the original emoji font if you have root access. My flashable emojione.zip do a backup before setting Emojione font, 
To achieve this, you should remove NotoColorEmoji.ttf at /system/fonts and rename NotoColorEmoji.ttf.old to NotoColorEmoji.ttf.
Thank you Roboe
This will work for me!
A quetion, i cant get emojione.zip on your github link (https://github.com/WeAreFairphone/flashable-zips/releases).
Wehre iam wrong? Your file should be at this link?
Greetings ivi
For some reason, the release with the zip file was marked as a draft. Iāve just published it again: Release EmojiOne Installer (November 5, 2016) Ā· WeAreFairphone/flashable-zips Ā· GitHub
(The old link should work again now, BTW)
Butā¦
ā¦what emoji.zip did you flashed then? If it wasnāt mine (which is called emojione.zip, btw), then probably the zip file didnāt backup the original NotoColorEmoji.ttf font file, 
hmmm a kind of zip file called emojiā¦zip dont knew more.
But now, i dont knew how i could get it form you 
ā¦anyway, now i restored it and its good for me
Have a great Pre Chrismas time and all the best
ivi
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Iām running fairphone free OS with F-droid as the only software repository. Is there any way I can switch to emojione without rooting my Fairphone 2?
Yeah, just flash the flashable zip through TWRP recovery.
Also note, FP Open OS already came pre-rooted, you just need to check an option on Developer Options (which is hidden, tap 6 times over Compilation number on About phone)
What is TWRP recovery? I couldnāt find anything about that in F-Droid.
I donāt want to ruin the security model of the phone, so rooting isnāt something Iāve felt like messing with. Iām a sysadmin normally but always try to do everything with the principle of least privilege. As a result Iāve been using a Nokia 1100 until very recently, so still havenāt worked out which things are stuff I wonāt do and which are just stuff I havenāt got to yet!
Yeah, but TWRP is also part of FP Open.
@mctoff
Simply boot into #dic:recoverymode and use one of the install options there. Donāt hesitate to ask when you need further assistance. Either here or on IRC Freenode or Matrix (#wearefairphone).
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Thanks for this tip. I had a look at that and worked out how to turn on root access via ADB only, do what I needed in an adb root shell, and shut the access back off again. Very handy!
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Great! 
As you modified your system that way, you should redo the modifications on every system update. I suggest you to read about the recovery mode (usually referred as TWRP) with the info linked above by @Stefan and to review the code and use my flashable zip on the future, maybe,
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