WhatsApp is reportedly working on animated emoji
users could soon have access to a feature that may brighten up their group chats. Meta appears to be working on animated emoji for an upcoming beta of the WhatsApp desktop app.shows the feature in action. It depicts the Face with Party Horn and Party Hat emoji bouncing and spinning around. It seems that when an animated version of a specific emoji is available, WhatsApp will share that one instead of the static image.
It's unclear whether you'll be able to switch off animated emoji if and when WhatsApp rolls out the feature more broadly. Animated emoji are reportedly on the way to beta versions of the mobile apps too. Engadget has asked Meta for comment.of animated emoji. Those emoji are said to have small file sizes and to be scalable without losing image quality.Great deals on consumer electronics delivered straight to your inbox, curated by Engadget’s editorial team.
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