The Frostyplace app is in Chinese. As are their support forums (link based on the one previously posted in the thread, but corrected to translate from Chinese). By the way, translating the error in the screenshot gives ‘Timeout’.
For me, the most interesting part is why on earth and how these two applications succeed (no matter whether intentionally or not) in enabling emoji and why on earth Apple has still not removed them from the App Store, given that their description (at least Touch Dial Emoji’s, because I have not read Frostyplace’s) clearly states that it enables emoji?
P. S. Touch Dial Emoji is a Chinese app as well. Just in case.
For me, the most interesting part is why on earth and how these two applications succeed (no matter whether intentionally or not) in enabling emoji and why on earth Apple has still not removed them from the App Store, given that their description (at least Touch Dial Emoji’s, because I have not read Frostyplace’s) clearly states that it enables emoji?
P. S. Touch Dial Emoji is a Chinese app as well. Just in case.