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Google Meet is expanding support for emoji reactions, bringing the full power of your emoji library to your video calls.

Google Meet has significantly expanded its emoji reactions, adding nearly 4,000 options from the full emoji library to enhance in-call communication.

We're not talking about one or two new emojis. The tech giant is bringing the full stack. All emojis (I'm presuming the full Unicode set as of v17.0) are rolling out now, and will be available by ...

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