No Condom Emoji? Go With Durex and Use ‘Umbrellas’ For Safe Sex

Till an official condom emoji is announced, the contraceptive brand has unleashed its own emoji to promote safe sex.

Hansa Malhotra
Love and Sex
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Durex has unveiled the new condom emoji. (Photo Courtesy: Durex)
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Durex has unveiled the new condom emoji. (Photo Courtesy: Durex)
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And Durex is back again – this time with a campaign to make sexting less awkward.

Unleashing its creative juices in the form of a new ad, the contraceptive brand has unveiled a new condom emoji.

In the run up to World Aids Day on 1 December, the emoji has been introduced to bring the concept of safe sex to the world of sexting.

Durex has been pushing for a condom emoji for a while now and until there’s an official emoji in place, the brand has decided to use the open umbrella with a raindrop emoji.

Twitter, true to expectations, exploded with memes, jokes and quips about Durex’s latest ad.

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