Sentiment analysis on social media suggests that certain emoji and internet acronyms are now falling out of favor, either being used less frequently, or attracting negative comments. Top of the ...

When used correctly, emojis can convey emotion, provide context and help you engage and connect with your community. When choosing emojis for your content, keep these best practices in mind.

Anti-vaxxers are using emojis to avoid detection by social-media algorithms, a BBC investigation found. One large Facebook group used the carrot emoji to replace the word vaccine, per the BBC. The ...

The watermelon emoji has been popular among people supporting Palestinians while trying to evade what they argue is suppression of their speech on social media.

The rose emoji's presence in social media can be at least partially credited with the rise in membership at the DSA: over the past 2 years since its implementation, their membership has quadrupled.

A BBC investigation earlier this month found that several social media groups sharing mis- and disinformation about COVID-19 vaccines were using the carrot emoji instead of saying the word ...

Antivaxxers in particular are becoming increasingly reliant on emojis to convey prohibited misinformation and propaganda on social media.

Make sure that you understand the meaning of an emoji before you use it to avoid accidentally posting something that is insensitive or inappropriate. If you are unsure if a certain use is appropriate, ...