TERBARU 2026 CARA MENGUBAH EMOJI ANDROID MENJADI EMOJI IPHONE DI HP VIVO

Summary of the video tutorial (tech/product-focused)

The video is a step-by-step tutorial to change Android (Vivo) emojis into iPhone-style emojis. It does this by installing an emoji/theme package, enabling developer/debug options, and running the theme workflow. It also includes checks to confirm the emoji change worked.

Key steps / workflow

1. Identify the phone model

   • Go to Settings → About phone.
   • Example model mentioned: “Pipo Y12” (the subtitles show model number as “Pipo 1904”).

2. Verify the current emoji set

   • Open Notes → Emoji to confirm the emojis are still Android emojis before changing.

3. Install an emoji/theme app from Play Store

   • Open Play Store → Browse → search for an application described as “JPON 3 / Jetphone” (names appear slightly inconsistent in subtitles).
   • Install the app, then open it.
   • In the app, choose the iOS emoji packages (explicitly: “iOS emojis”).
   • Select a specific package: “iOS 26.4” with Unicode 17 (emoji size mentioned: ~35.29 MB).
   • Download/install until progress reaches 100% (the indicator changes from an arrow to a check mark).

4. Enable developer/debug features (ADB-related)

   • After the initial install, the tutorial requires enabling debugging:
     • Go to the app’s flow where Developer options become blue/activated.
     • Activate USB debugging / debugging over cable (subtitle refers to it turning green).
   • Connect the device using a connection-code process:
     • A code is shown; the tutorial mentions entering 501400 and sending it.
   • Confirm the tool reports a status like “connected”.

5. Run/activate the theme via Jetphone flow

   • Click Start and wait until it shows something like “SJuku is running/active”.
   • Handle popups/permissions (e.g., “allow time”).
   • The tutorial indicates ads are closed/continued.

6. Install an additional “Jet file” / installer and allow unknown apps

   • Repeat the download steps, then:
     • Select “install package / jet file”
     • Return to settings to enable Install unknown apps (allow installation from the installer source).
   • After installing and enabling permissions, return to the main app flow.

7. Uninstall/reinstall theme components (cleanup step)

   • Includes an uninstall step for an existing component, then Get started / use this folder, followed by loading the theme manager.

8. Select the iOS emoji package and apply

   • In the theme manager:
     • Tick the two checkboxes, accept I agree, and proceed.
   • Choose the local package (subtitle: “local PON”).
   • Select iOS 26.4, then Apply.
   • The tutorial states: “successfully installed the iOS emoji.”

Verification step (review/check)

• The tutorial explicitly checks again:
  • Go to Notes → Emoji section.
  • Confirms emojis show as iPhone-style emojis (“it’s changed to an iPhone emoji”).

What the tutorial claims

• The process is presented as successful:
  • “You have successfully installed the iOS emoji.”
• Final confirmation: emojis change from Android to iPhone.

Main speakers/sources

• Speaker: The creator of the YouTube channel “RNS” (narrator of the tutorial).
• Tools/apps referenced as sources:
  • Play Store app referred to in subtitles as “Jetphone / JPON 3”
  • An iOS emoji package: iOS 26.4 (Unicode 17)