People use emojis to hide, as well as show, their feelings, says study
As more social interaction goes online, scientists are investigating how emojis are used to reflect our emotions in different contexts.
A survey conducted by Perspectus Global, an independent, international research and insights agency, states that there are 10 emojis that Genz considers as ‘old fashioned.’ The survey was conducted among 2,000 people who were between the age group of 16 to 29, about the usage of emojis.
Emojis have become a vital part of digital conversation and have become a mode of expression since the introduction of smartphones. A non-profitable organisation based in California called The Unicode Consortium is responsible for creating and managing emojis.
As time passes, we are introduced to new emojis. But have you ever heard of emojis getting old?
A survey conducted by Perspectus Global, an independent, international research and insights agency, states that there are 10 emojis that Genz considers as ‘old fashioned.’
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The survey was conducted among 2,000 people who were between the age group of 16 to 29, about the usage of emojis. The survey had two major results, first, it proved that a person uses an average of 72 emojis per week, and second, there are 10 emojis that are considered ‘officially old’.
Let’s have a look at these 10 emojis that make you ‘old’.
Grimacing Face
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