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By
Philip Michaels
published September 15, 2016
iOS 10 makes it easier to find GIFs in Messages. But Apple will need to fine tune its filters after some not-safe-for-work GIFs appeared in the app.
With the revamped Messages app in iOS 10 , Apple has made it easier than ever to find GIFs to include with your text messages — even if those GIFs aren't always something you'd want to share with another person.
In Messages, you can now text GIFs by tapping the Apps icon next to the message field and selecting Images from the available apps. A gallery of GIFs will appear, and you can enter in search terms to find one that fits your message, with results powered by Microsoft's Bing.
It's a welcome addition, if you really dig GIFs, but it apparently still needs some fine-tuning to keep out inappropriate images. Deadspin was the first to spot a very Not Safe For Work GIF that appeared when searching for "butt," featuring one of the characters from My Little Pony doing something quite explicit, especially for a children's TV program. Another search for "huge" turned up something even more graphic. (You can read the Deadspin story here , but it contains the explicit images.) Messages had filters for GIFs in place — searches for assorted dirty words or terms like "sex" don't yield any results. Since Deadspin's report, "butt" and "huge" have been filtered out, too. I spent a few soul-crushing minutes tapping in seemingly harmless that could double as euphemisms into the GIF search tool of Messages, but didn't spot anything that would raise any eyebrows. (My search history is now a horror show, however.) That's not to say that the problem won't crop up again, though, or that Apple and Microsoft really need to tighten up the filtering on searches. It also shows the challenges Apple faces as it tries to open up iOS from the walled-off OS it's been in the past. In addition to GIFs, Messages now features stickers and apps, though those are presumably subject to the same oversight as the iOS App Store. Siri and Maps have also been opened up to third-party developers. You're unlikely to encounter something as explicit as the GIFs that appeared in Messages with those apps, but all this openness does mean Apple will have to take a more active role in making sure the newfound features in its OS are safe for a general audience.
Philip Michaels is a Managing Editor at Tom's Guide. He's been covering personal technology since 1999 and was in the building when Steve Jobs showed off the iPhone for the first time. He's been evaluating smartphones since that first iPhone debuted in 2007, and he's been following phone carriers and smartphone plans since 2015. He has strong opinions about Apple, the Oakland Athletics, old movies and proper butchery techniques. Follow him at @PhilipMichaels.
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By
Philip Michaels
published September 15, 2016
iOS 10 makes it easier to find GIFs in Messages. But Apple will need to fine tune its filters after some not-safe-for-work GIFs appeared in the app.
With the revamped Messages app in iOS 10 , Apple has made it easier than ever to find GIFs to include with your text messages — even if those GIFs aren't always something you'd want to share with another person.
In Messages, you can now text GIFs by tapping the Apps icon next to the message field and selecting Images from the available apps. A gallery of GIFs will appear, and you can enter in search terms to find one that fits your message, with results powered by Microsoft's Bing.
It's a welcome addition, if you really dig GIFs, but it apparently still needs some fine-tuning to keep out inappropriate images. Deadspin was the first to spot a very Not Safe For Work GIF that appeared when searching for "butt," featuring one of the characters from My Little Pony doing something quite explicit, especially for a children's TV program. Another search for "huge" turned up something even more graphic. (You can read the Deadspin story here , but it contains the explicit images.) Messages had filters for GIFs in place — searches for assorted dirty words or terms like "sex" don't yield any results. Since Deadspin's report, "butt" and "huge" have been filtered out, too. I spent a few soul-crushing minutes tapping in seemingly harmless that could double as euphemisms into the GIF search tool of Messages, but didn't spot anything that would raise any eyebrows. (My search history is now a horror show, however.) That's not to say that the problem won't crop up again, though, or that Apple and Microsoft really need to tighten up the filtering on searches. It also shows the challenges Apple faces as it tries to open up iOS from the walled-off OS it's been in the past. In addition to GIFs, Messages now features stickers and apps, though those are presumably subject to the same oversight as the iOS App Store. Siri and Maps have also been opened up to third-party developers. You're unlikely to encounter something as explicit as the GIFs that appeared in Messages with those apps, but all this openness does mean Apple will have to take a more active role in making sure the newfound features in its OS are safe for a general audience.
Philip Michaels is a Managing Editor at Tom's Guide. He's been covering personal technology since 1999 and was in the building when Steve Jobs showed off the iPhone for the first time. He's been evaluating smartphones since that first iPhone debuted in 2007, and he's been following phone carriers and smartphone plans since 2015. He has strong opinions about Apple, the Oakland Athletics, old movies and proper butchery techniques. Follow him at @PhilipMichaels.
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18 Dirty Sex Emojis to Heat Up Your Sexts
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It's a brand new world that we live in. Whereas once, lovers communicated their lust for one another via impassioned, handwritten letters, today's dating hopefuls do so through a combination of sex emojis that can be as difficult to decipher as Egyptian runes.
And if you're new to the sexting scene, you might feel like you need a dictionary in order to figure out what 👅🍯🤯 actually means, or why a man might respond to your offer to come over with 🍆 or—if he's being more honest—🍤. Bear in mind that no emoji combination is definitive; so as long as it makes some sort of logical sense, you can use any emojis you feel like to communicate your point! Here's a guide to the most common sex emojis and sex emoji phrases to get you started.
If you're confused, take a look at the shape the two fingers make.
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It's juvenile, yes, but it still works.
Food is becoming an increasingly popular way to refer to anatomy in texts.
Now that you know the most basic sex emojis, you can practice joining them together to create sex emoji phrases that suggest specific sexual acts. Here are a few ideas to start you off, but if you get creative, the possibilities are endless!
"In the mood for some cheeky anal sex?" ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb
3. Tongue + Taco + Sweat Droplets
"I am going to go down on you until you come."
"I am going to go down on you until you come."
5. Waving Hand + Peach + Smiling Face with Horns
"I'm going to give you a spanking and feel very naughty about it."
6. Admission Ticket + Woman Dancing + Eyes
"I would very much appreciate a striptease performance."
7. Tongue + Peach + Shocked Face with Exploding Head
"I am going to lick your butt and it will blow your mind."
"I want to slither inside your innocent bloom."
"I want to put my penis into your sweet vagina."
"I love your penis," or, alternatively, "I'd love to bone."
There are free sex emoji keyboards that allow you to get even more descriptive than the emojis you already have on your phone, in case you don't want to leave anything to the imagination.
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