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This is because Apple chooses the emoji for “Calendar” to reflect the birthday of their calendar application, iCal which is July 17th. I think most iPhone users are used to it and not inferring that the emoji is denoting that date. For most androids, the calendar emoji is the 12th. And on twitter it is July 15th for reference.