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WhatsApp Message Reactions now available to Everyone

by Selva Ganesh Leave a Comment

We don’t have to repay or write a paragraph of sentences for all messages. Most of the time, instead of words, Reactions and Emojis can convert the message correctly. Sometimes the word combinations may convey the tone wrongly to receivers. WhatsApp is always working its best to provide better features not only technical-related But also on the emotional side. With the help of new WhatsApp Message Reactions, We can easily convert our emotions when somebody sends general messages in Groups.
Emoji Reactions in Mobile Message

Table of Contents

  • WhatsApp Message Reactions Available
  • What are Emojis available?
  • How to use Reactions in WhatsApp Messages?
  • Availability
  • Wrap Up

WhatsApp Message Reactions Available

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that message reaction on WhatsApp will begin rolling out on today’s first day. This marks the completion of the beta testing phase, and the new feature was first released to the public back in March.

What are Emojis available?

WhatsApp Reactions Screenshot

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Reactions are limited to six emojis at the moment; however, they cover everything you need to know. Instagram, however, is more flexible in this respect and lets you pick from the vast majority of more than 3,500 emoji Unicode currently offers. This variant of message reactions includes six emojis: Love, Laugh, Suprised, Sad, Love, Laugh, Surprised Sad, and Thanks. Zuckerberg also mentions the addition of hand-painted prayer symbols “to help spread thanks and appreciation” and teases additional to come.

How to use Reactions in WhatsApp Messages?

WhatsApp Reactions Screenshot 2

Reactions are available to groups and chats, and when you press and hold an image bubble, you can respond to a message by selecting one of the emojis. It is possible to see who has reacted to an outgoing or incoming message by clicking the icon for the reaction: the reaction info section shows all the people who have the emoji that they used to respond in response to the messages.

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When someone responds to your posts, you will receive an email notification. This is enabled by default. However, you can disable notifications for responses through the notification settings in WhatsApp.

Availability

The feature has finally rolled out to more users. However, note that the part could take up to seven days. Suppose you do not have a beta version, but you are worried. In that case, you don’t need to download it as it is compatible with stable versions: for this reason, make sure to download an up-to-date version of WhatsApp by accessing App Store, TestFlight, or Play Store to increase your chances of receiving the feature now.

Wrap Up

The competition in the Messaging services platform is slowly becoming high. Since Telegram provides better features, Users have begun to use it as a secondary platform. Still, WhatsApp is the number one platform among users in most countries. But, It can’t continue in the Successor position unless WhatsApp provides better features like others. Also, As I mentioned earlier, When you provide options to deal with real-life situations, People always love to stick with the platform. Did you try the new WhatsApp Reactions? Share your experience below.

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Selva Ganesh

Selva Ganesh is the Chief Editor of this Blog. He is a Computer Science Engineer, An experienced Android Developer, Professional Blogger with 8+ years in the field. He completed courses about Google News Initiative. He runs Android Infotech which offers Problem Solving Articles around the globe.

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