WWDC 2022 is taking place June 6–10, with the opening keynote held on Monday, June 6, at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET. In anticipation of the event, Apple has a new #WWDC22 hashflag on Twitter with a custom icon for its official event hashtag.
The hashflag icon will be displayed next to the #WWDC22 event hashtag. Apple uses this feature for most events, with the last one being for its spring “Peek Performance” event. This year, the hashflag is the Swift Playgrounds logo with a colorful ring around the icon.
For now, there is only one version of the #WWDC22 hashflag, but we expect an animated one when the event begins on Monday. Additionally, check out our guides on the event’s schedule and how to watch the keynote.
- How to watch the WWDC keynote on any device
- Apple confirms full WWDC 2022 schedule and keynote for June 6: ‘Swiftly approaching’
You can try out the WWDC 2022 hashflag by posting a tweet with #WWDC22.
More on WWDC 2022:
- WWDC 2022: What to expect, iOS 16, new operating systems, redesigned MacBook Air, more
- Download WWDC 2022 inspired wallpapers for your iPhone right here
- Apple teases WWDC 2022 with AR Memoji card pack Easter egg
- Apple Developer update to include WWDC 2022 session videos, digital lounges, more
- WWDC 2022 in-person attendees granted special access to tour Apple Park hills, fitness center, or Caffè Macs
- WWDC 2022: Five new software features we expect Apple to unveil
- Apple officially announces all-online WWDC 2022 for June 6; iOS 16 and more expected
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