Privacy Policy for Somaliland Flag & Custom Emojis
**Effective Date:** October 13, 2026
At Somaliland Flag & Custom Emojis, we are deeply committed to protecting the privacy of our users. This Privacy Policy serves to explicitly clarify the technical operation of our browser extension and to confirm our absolute data-protection standards.
Our core privacy philosophy is simple: **We do not want, request, see, or collect your data.**
Somaliland Emojis: Share Your National Symbols with the World
Somaliland has no place in the Unicode emoji set, so we built our own. Now Somalilanders everywhere can proudly share their flag and national emblem with the world.
The Somaliland Emojis are offered free of charge to all who wish to use them. By typing :slflag or :slemb, the national flag and emblem are displayed for everyone who has the extension installed.
This version is for Safari and iOS users. If you use Chrome based Browsers or Mozilla Firefox Browser, click the links to install the extension in your browser.
We invite Somalilanders at home and abroad to install the emojis and share them with their families and communities.
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The push for digital representation is often framed as a matter of convenience or aesthetic choice, but for the 6.5 million people of Somaliland, it cuts straight to the core of national identity and global visibility. In an era where human interaction has largely migrated to screens, emojis and digital icons have become a universal language. They are the shorthand of modern communication, used to express pride, community, and belonging. Yet, when Somalilanders open their device keyboards to share their story with the world, they are met with a glaring, empty void. The omission of their national flag and emblem from the official Unicode registry is not just a technical oversight; it feels like a digital erasure of their entire culture.
This is the Somaliland National Emblem.
The President of Somaliland
The President of The Republic Of Somaliland, His Exillence Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi (Irro).
This is the Flag of the Republic of Somaliland.
Somaliland is home to around 6.5 million people but don't have any representation digitally because the world didn't respect their wishes and keeps telling them that they are part of a country that they don't want to be part of.