Teddy from Oxfordshire, England, would like to rename the emoji that wears black frame glasses and has two buck teeth sticking out, which, currently, the company calls the “nerd” emoji.

Teddy Cottel was angry at Apple's emoji depicting someone wearing glasses with their front teeth sticking out Getty A 10-year-old boy in England is taking on Apple over its "nerd" emoji. Teddy ...

A boy has started a petition asking Apple to change its "offensive and insulting" glasses emoji. Teddy, 10, from Peppard, Oxfordshire, believes the icon, with its prominent front teeth, gives the ...

10-year-old petitions Apple on the 'nerd' emoji, calling it offensive to those with glasses. ... which depicts a bright yellow smiley face with thick-rimmed glasses and protruding front teeth.

A 10-year-old boy from Oxfordshire has written a petition asking Apple to change the glasses smiley face emoji, as he believes it paints glasses-wearers in a negative light.

The ‘nerd’ emoji is one of dozens that feature on Apple technology. A glasses-wearing schoolboy is demanding that Apple change the name of the ‘nerd’ emoji.. Teddy Cottle, 10, thinks the ...

But are they going to have thick glasses and buck teeth? In many cases not.” He thinks the four-eyed emoji was an odd choice, and meant to poke fun at faculty members.

A boy has started a petition asking Apple to change its "offensive and insulting" glasses emoji. Teddy, 10, from Peppard, Oxfordshire, believes the icon, with its prominent front teeth, gives the ...

An old-school smiling emoji is currently trending on Twitter, but it’s not an icon you have on your iPhone keyboard. Instead, it’s a GIF of a smiley face with buck teeth that slowly ...

A 10-year-old boy in England is taking on Apple over its "nerd" emoji. Teddy Cottlel, of Oxfordshire, wants Apple to change the emoji, which depicts a glasses-wearing grinning face with two front ...

Teddy Cottle, 10, from Peppard in Oxfordshire, said he thought the icon, which shows a face wearing glasses and with prominent front teeth, gave the wrong impression of glasses-wearers.