Seven in 10 Americans believe messages are “incomplete” without an emoji, according to new research.
The survey polled 9,400 hybrid and remote workers, spread across 11 different countries — including 1,000 in the U.S. — and revealed Americans are more likely to find emoji-less texts or messages to be lacking, compared to global respondents (71 percent vs. 57 percent).
But even though Americans are especially pro-emoji, not everyone agrees on their meanings or how to use them — just like how people use language differently.
