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Durex want a condom emoji

Manny Pham
November 20, 2015

Durex have posted on social media their desire for an emoji that depicts a condom to help promote safe sex.

In an age where we all communicate mostly via messaging, it seems to only make sense aid those swiping away on Tinder, to help communicate their intentions.

In the run up to World AIDS day on the December 1st, Durex feels it will be appropriate and beneficial to the cause with an emoji that can be used widely all over the world.

To help support their cause for a condom emoji you can tweet #CondomEmoji, to let the powers that be know. Check out Durex’s video campaign for the condom emoji below.

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