Facebook Introduced A New Emoji For It's Users


Emoji are ideograms and smileys used in electronic messages and web pages.


As the world is fighting the pandemic COVID-19 nowadays, Facebook has  introduced a new 'Care Emoji' for its 2.6 billion users to express support and empathy during coronavirus crisis.

The emoji launched by Facebook is face hugging a heart which typically means that 
'we care about you'
The emoji is meant as a way for users to share their support with each other, But somewhat some people are taking this action of Facebook as an awkward stance.
Nevertheless this launch is a new way of earning in this only said pandemonium.


With the launch of this Care emoji, Facebook also have launched a heart reaction emoji.

After a wide survey it is acknowledged that the heart emoji is used relatively higher by French people.

Study found that the French are the most loved-up, sending more hearts than any other region, while Australians use double the average amount of alcohol-themed emoji. London based swift-key analysed it.

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