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September 08, 2021
Apple Gets OK To Transfer Emoji Copyright Suit To Calif.
Apple can move a copyright lawsuit against it over emojis with diverse skin tones from Texas to California after a district judge found that certain evidence regarding emoji development and design in the Golden State favored transferring the case there.
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November 25, 2020
Apple Says Skin Tones Used In Emojis Can't Be IP
Apple Inc. is urging a Texas federal judge to kill a copyright infringement lawsuit over its emojis with diverse skin tones, contending the company suing it can't claim rights to "naturally occurring" human characteristics like skin color.
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September 18, 2020
Apple Sued For Allegedly Stealing Racially Diverse Emojis
The creator of a set of emojis that exhibit varied skin tones sued Apple Inc. in Texas federal court Friday, claiming the tech giant infringed its copyright-protected invention after it was released through the App Store and iTunes.