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You complained and Nude moviesApple heard: The peach butt emoji is back.

When Apple released the first beta version of iOS 10.2, it made the peach emoji look more like a normal peach and less like a butt. The tweak was coupled with other changes, but tinkering with the peach butt ruined sexting and flirting for all.

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Thankfully, after some serious internet backlash, Apple appears to have redesigned the emoji to to once again resemble a butt as first reported by The Next Web.

Here's the peach butt emoji we all know and love included in iOS 10.

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And here's the updated version included in 10.2 Beta 3.

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Don't freak out just yet.

While the internet lost it after the peach butt briefly left us, not everyone has been affected. The update is still in beta and is only available for developers and public beta testers. The renewed peach butt emoji won't update until Apple releases its final version of 10.2 in the coming weeks.

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