While other vendors have supported single skin-tone variations of the 🤝 Handshake, this is the first time Apple devices have supported this type of emoji design within their native emoji set. Today's beta release also includes 25 new versions of the 🤝 Handshake emoji.
🫰 Hand with Index Finger and Thumb Crossed. This beta update also includes seven brand new hand gestures emojis, each of which support skin tone modifiers. This latest Apple beta update continues this trend by adding two new gender neutral people emojis in the form of 🫅 Person with Crown and 🫄 Pregnant Person, as well as adding a new 🫃 Pregnant Man emoji. Since 2019 vendors have been making considerable efforts to offer all people emojis with three different gender variants: one 👨 Man, one 👩 Woman, and a non-gender-specifying 🧑 Person. This disambiguation should help avoid emoji confusion when 🤭 is sent in future, such as that experienced by Jameela Jamil on Twitter in April 2020: 🧑 Gender Consistency Meanwhile, the new 🫢 Face with Open Eyes and Hand Over Mouth emoji is rendered in today's iOS 15.4 beta with the same design 🤭 Face with Hand Over Mouth has been presented with since 2017's iOS 11.1. 🤭 Face with Hand Over Mouth has changed its design in this beta update to match that of other emoji vendors. 
🤭 Face with Hand Over Mouth has a new appearance in iOS 15.4 beta 1, now showing with smiling eyes to match other major vendors. While 🫢 Face with Open Eyes and Hand Over Mouth may look familiar to many, this is a new emoji, intended to be displayed with open/neutral eyes on all platforms.
🫢 Face with Open Eyes and Hand Over Mouth. 
The iOS 15.4 beta includes seven brand new smiley emojis - the largest number since 2017's iOS 11.1 update. The new emojis included in this beta release are drawn from Unicode's September 2021 recommendations: Emoji 14.0.
These include a melting face, pregnant man, mirror disco ball, and multi-racial handshake emojis.Įditor's Note: iOS 15.4 is out now. New emojis have arrived on iOS as part of the first iOS 15.4 beta.
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