In recent days, many people have discovered and shared how to create personal-style iconic images, which can be used in popular messaging apps on social networks such as Messenger, Zalo... on some iPhone models.
The way to create a satisfactory icon is quite simple, just select a photo with a subject (a person, object, or item...) as desired, then hold the subject for a few seconds, then release it, on the screen will appear labels: copy, add labels, share...
At this time, the user selects the "add sticker" section and a new icon has been added to the phone. If not satisfied, users can delete this icon, cut or rotate the photo to find a satisfactory location and then perform the new icon operation again.
When texting on the app, go from the additional icon on the keyboard (usually at the bottom of the screen, between the switch button and the middle block) to insert the new icon that is created in the message and send to the dialogue box.
Mr. Phan An (residing in Ward 8, Vung Tau City) commented that creating this new icon is quite interesting because it can use the icon to express some of his feelings. "For example, instead of saying " nay, I can take a photo of my hand and make a Ok mark, then create an icon to send to the dialogue person, or other expressions," said Mr. An.
After researching, Mr. An also shared the above icon creation method with friends, finding it interesting, many people also participated in the experiment.
Mr. Hoang Anh (residing in Ward 8, Vung Tau City) shared: "I was instructed by a friend and also created an icon with a personal image. For example, if I invite someone else to drink coffee, I can create a coffee cup icon and send it to that person, along with a message at the address. This helps the dialogue content become more lively".
According to Lawyer Ta Thi Thuan, (Tin Duc Law Firm, Bar Association of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province), creating icones for use in messaging applications does not violate legal regulations. However, it is important to note not to use images of others, children... as icon, unless that person (or the guardian) agrees to allow the use.
