Last year Google added emoji reacts to Google Meet, and it seems as though the company will be continuing the trend in 2024.
Next in line for an emoji-based reaction update? Google Phone. Only this time, we’re getting them in audio form.
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Yep, per 9to5Google, the company has started rolling out “audio emoji” to Google Phone app users. Six emoji are available so far via the overflow menu: Clapping, Laughing, Party, Crying, Drum and, of course, the Poop emoji. The latter – you guessed it – plays a fart sound to all call participants. The Crying emoji gives a trombone noise, while the Drum gives the classic post-joke ba-dum ts.
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Google hasn’t yet announced the feature officially, but screenshots have already started doing the rounds on social media. According to reports there’s a cooldown between each use of an audio emoji, so you can’t just sit there hammering out incessant fart sounds.
Google’s annual developer conference, Google I/O, is taking place in a couple of weeks, so we may get more information then.
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By Nakisisa George
Former Staff Engineer and Manager at Google
1moWithout audio and video, there's no VC product. These "small" issues are incredibly important to fix. Congrats to the team for a massive 14% improvement!