Google announces the introduction of Emoji to Gmail mailboxes, which allows users to respond with facial expressions

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Alejandro86 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, October 5 (Xinhua)-- Google has announced that it is introducing Emoji emoticons for its Gmail mailbox, which users can use to respond to emails.

It is reported that the relevant responses include "thumbs up", "love", "fireworks", "smiley faces", "various gestures" and so on. CTOnews.com learned after inquiry that Google said this feature was gradually being rolled out to clients on the Android platform, while the iOS platform would have to wait for some time.

▲ source Google said that users can send up to 20 responses in the same Gmail email.

Google claims that "using the Emoji emoji in your Gmail email is as simple as a user reacting to an 'instant message' sent by someone else", and that the Emoji emoji response is actually "a convenient way to respond with an emoticon response rather than a complex manual response".

Google also said that if users' Gmail accounts are "work or school accounts", they cannot send emoji responses, and emails sent by these "work or school accounts" are replied to the corresponding accounts as "separate emails" if they are "emotionally responded" by other users.

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