Windows 11 users are "angry": Microsoft's tweet to show off 3D turtle emoji package causes controversy

Recently, Microsoft's "confusing operation" on the 3D emoji package caused Windows 11 users to "tucao".

It is reported that Microsoft has previously made it clear that it will not launch a new 3D emoji, but on November 11 just past, Microsoft's @Microsoft 365 Twitter account posted "show off" the new 3D turtle emoji package.

For a while, Windows 11 users couldn't sit still, and one after another published articles "to ask for explanations."

Among them, a Twitter user commented below the Microsoft 3D turtle emoji package post: “Since the emoji you provided us on Windows 11 are 2D, why are you still promoting 3D emoji?”

In this regard, a Microsoft employee explained on Twitter that this matter is actually a big misunderstanding. Windows 11 will be equipped with 2D emoji, but other Twitter users pointed out that the Twitter account of Windows UK contradicts this statement.

On November 11, Computer Home quoted Windows Central as reporting that Microsoft had shown more than 1,800 3D emoticons, including Clippy eye clips, in a blog post a few months ago, which is very cute. I want to have it right away. As a result, when the user expectations were full, Microsoft changed the script, claiming that Windows 11 can only provide 2D emoticons, and did not give a clear explanation.

Regarding the above "confusion" operation, Windows 11 users all expressed their "angry" and asked to know why they were "deprived" of the 3D artistic expression in the advertisement a few months ago.

Users want a unified and specific answer, and it is best to find a satisfactory solution that allows everyone to use 3D emojis.

Regarding this matter, foreign media also expressed a bit of confusion. Some media said that they had contacted Microsoft and asked Microsoft to comment on this matter. Hope this question can be clarified soon, including what is going on with these sweet 3D emoticons.

However, before the official clarification, I believe that the "crimination" of the Windows 11 users on Twitter regarding the 3D emoji package incident will continue to ferment.