Originally published at: Apple's trying to block rude emoji combos from AirTag engravings, but it's not hard to fool | Boing Boing
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It can also say but not . Given the limited emoji selection why include if they object.
honestly don’t know why you’d want to ENGRAVE shit-anything on your AirTag.
And yet the Cult of Jobs continues to insist that Apple isn’t the corporate incarnation of a control freak.
I think it’s logical, a few restrictions are better than pearl-clutching nationwide news stories about parents complaining because Apple let Junior engrave whatever on his iPhone.
I wonder if you can fool the filter and still get the emoji in the desired sequence by abusing the Unicode bi-di algorithm.
I wondered many thing about fooling the filter. I am also probably going to get one. I have not come up with anything I want on mine that is worth fooling the filter to get… yet.
The obvious choice:
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The real question is whether it will be fooled by:
This is probably for the best. I don’t think society has recovered yet from my entering “BUM” as a name in 80s video-game cabinets.
I’d be more concerned that Junior is ordering his own iPhone, but that’s just me.
A lot of people in this world lose their .
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