Ian Preddy
Member
Hi,
Small point but could matter in some circumstances. I recently exchanged messages with my son, who has an iPhone. In one exchange I used a thumbs-up emoji from the standard options on my A5 (can't find the equivalent on here). I found his reply confusing until he explained that what I'd sent as a Thumbs-up, he'd received as two question marks.
As already mentioned, not a major problem in the context of the message sent, but could be important in other circumstances. Any idea what went wrong?
Thanks,
Ian
Small point but could matter in some circumstances. I recently exchanged messages with my son, who has an iPhone. In one exchange I used a thumbs-up emoji from the standard options on my A5 (can't find the equivalent on here). I found his reply confusing until he explained that what I'd sent as a Thumbs-up, he'd received as two question marks.
As already mentioned, not a major problem in the context of the message sent, but could be important in other circumstances. Any idea what went wrong?
Thanks,
Ian