Open file folder

It is not particularly popular, but is most commonly used by younger generations, particularly those in their teens or twenties. This emoji is most commonly used on Twitter and Instagram, but it can be found on other social media platforms as well. This emoji is not typically considered rude, as it is used to represent organization and filing away information.

The history of this emoji dates back to the late 1990s, when the Unicode Consortium first proposed the idea of a file folder emoji. The Unicode Consortium is an organization that works to standardize the encoding, representation, and handling of text across different operating systems. In 2010, the file folder emoji was officially added to the Unicode Standard, making it available for use on all major operating systems. Since then, the file folder emoji has become increasingly popular, particularly among younger generations.