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ios - Getting a normal looking unicode down arrow in a UILabel like this ?

I would like to get a down arrow to display inside a UILabel. Specifically ? Unicode: U+2B07. This is show sort order on a column header.

I have seen the code to get unicode characters to display and when I use it for the symbol above it doesn't display as expected but rather comes up with a blue down arrow with gloss.

Has anyone seen this?

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Displaying some characters as "Emojis" is a feature which is e.g. (controversially) discussed here: https://devforums.apple.com/message/487463#487463 (requires Apple Developer login). This feature was introduced in iOS 6.

A solution (from https://stackoverflow.com/a/13836045/1187415) is to append the Unicode "Variation selector" U+FE0E, e.g.

self.myLabel.text = @"u2B07uFE0E";
// or:
self.myLabel.text = @"?uFE0E";

Note that on iOS <= 5.x, the Variation selector is not necessary and must not be used, because iOS 5 would display it as a box.

In Swift it would be

myLabel.text = "?u{FE0E}"

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