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 ...

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.

WhatsApp for iOS is finally rolling out Reactions 2.0. With that, users can now choose any emoji they would like to react to a message in a single or group chat. Here’s what you need to know ...

A report last year revealed that WhatsApp was working on its own animated emoji, something that its competitor Telegram already has. After introducing the first animated emoji in beta for Android ...

As one of the biggest cross-platform messaging services, WhatsApp evolves at a constant rate. A feature that has been spotted in the works is the potential addition of animated emoji within ...

WHATSAPP is making another tweak to its emoji reactions feature. A new update is currently in testing that makes it even more useful. Emoji reactions launched earlier this year, giving you a way ...

These emoji message reactions allow you to use any icon to interact with a text. But WhatsApp is now planning a similar feature for the WhatsApp Status too. That's the temporary Instagram Story ...

WhatsApp has introduced a new Emoji Search feature that makes it easier for users to find the right emoji. By typing in a keyword related to the desired emoji, WhatsApp will display a selection of ...

The latest WhatsApp update adds the party popper as the seventh default emoji reaction. The update also introduces a dynamic confetti animation triggered by certain party emojis. The party popper ...

Leveraging the link between emoji and stickers, WhatsApp is testing a way to serve sticker recommendations you might find useful.

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 ...