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I am deeply disappointed by the lack of moderation regarding intellectual property. I poured my heart into creating these emojis back in 2023 using Paint, offering them for free to the community. Now, in 2026, someone has re-uploaded them and is claiming copyright over my work. This is blatant theft and a violation of copyright laws. Free use does not mean you can steal someone's identity as a creator.
Hi I’m writing a complaint of how I have been taken for a mug… I have been using this following emoji(🙏) as a prayer sign, exp. If someone had died I have been commenting this prayer sign only to find out it is a high five emoji!!! There for I have been looking very disrespectful to the member of public even worse my friends and family, I would advise to change one colour of the sleeves and then we can make out it’s two different people, I find it very misleading and now I feel like a mug please take this into consideration!
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