The Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp has been working on emoji reactions for a long time. The feature was spotted in development for the first time by WABetaInfo in 2021; Mark Zuckerberg, the ...

In a recent WhatsApp update, the messaging platform launched new emoji reactions allowing its users to react to messages with emojis like a thumbs up or a heart. Similar to Messenger’s and iMessage’s ...

WhatsApp will now allow users to react to messages with any emoji, in an expansion of its reaction feature that came out last year. It’s coming to iOS and Android over the coming weeks, and it brings ...

It looks like users will have six emoji to choose from. Image: Killian Bell/Cult of Mac WhatsApp is readying message reactions on iOS and Android that will roll out in a future app update. Screenshots ...

If you're a heavy WhatsApp user, get ready for its emoji to look a little different. Emojipedia says the latest Android beta of the popular messaging app shows a tweaked set of emoji for the first ...

WhatsApp launched emoji reactions with six options just a few months ago, but it just boosted that number to the entire emoji lexicon. "We're rolling out the ability to use any emoji as a reaction on ...

WhatsApp is the most popular mobile messaging platform on the planet, but it lacks some features that users have been requesting for years. This week, the WhatsApp team added a few of them at long ...

WhatsApp will now let you react to messages using any emoji of your choice You can tap the Plus symbol next to the six pre-chosen message reactions and select a different emoji from your keyboard.

As reported by WABetaInfo, the latest WhatsApp Desktop beta includes some animated emoji. These emoji look very similar to the Telegram ones, which appear in the chat in a larger size. They’re also ...

WhatsApp always brings new features to improve the chatting experience of its users. This time, Meta has come up with an amazing feature. Whose name is Wave Emoji. The purpose of this feature is to ...

WhatsApp is rolling out a new update that will let you use any emoji as a reaction. The company first announced the emoji reaction feature in April, but started to make it available to everyone in May ...