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#MIDDLE FINGER WALLPAPER UPDATE#
#MIDDLE FINGER WALLPAPER ANDROID#

WhatsApp won't notify you when the message sender had seen the reaction you used before you removed it.ĭon't Miss: 10 Things You Should Do to Improve Your Privacy on WhatsApp.

You can't hide emoji reactions from chats, nor the reaction count in group conversations.

Any reaction you give to a disappearing message will disappear when the message does.

To reiterate, you can only use one emoji reaction per message.

If you see a plus (+) sign, you have the new update, and you can tap that to select any emoji from the list.

macOS, Windows, web: Hover over the message, then click the emoji icon that appears or the menu button followed by "React to message," and click one of the default emoji.

If you see a plus (+) sign, you have the new update, and you can tap that to select any emoji from your keyboard.

Android, iOS: Long-press the message, then tap one of the default emoji.

Whenever you react to a message, only the user who sent that message will receive a notification about your reaction.

You can only give one reaction per message.

#MIDDLE FINGER WALLPAPER ANDROID#

Message reactions work on the Android and iOS mobile apps, macOS and Windows desktop apps, and even the WhatsApp web app. Make sure you're running the latest WhatsApp version on your device, then try out message reactions as seen below. On July 11, WhatsApp tweeted about the expansion of emoji reactions for its Android and iOS apps, and Mark Zuckerberg also announced the rollout on his Facebook and Instagram accounts.

#MIDDLE FINGER WALLPAPER UPDATE#

With the latest update rolling out, you now have free reign over all emoji characters and skin tones. Initially, the only emoji you could use were thumbs up, red heart, face with tears of joy, surprised face with open mouth, crying face, and hands pressed together. WhatsApp first announced emoji reactions for individual and group conversations in April, and the feature began rolling out to everyone in May. WhatsApp initially limited reactions to just six emoji, but a new update lets you use any emoji you want. They cut down on clutter in group chats and take up less space than typing emoji individually in a conversation. Instead of responding to a WhatsApp message with short texts like "LOL" or thinking too hard about something meaningful to say, use an emoji reaction.