WhatsApp is going live Animated emojis in an update released on Friday (19) for users subscribed to the beta channel of Messenger on AndroidThe new feature, which follows a similar path to the feature found in Telegram, began development last year.
According to WABetaInformationThe animated version of the figures was designed using the Lottie library, which is where some of Messenger’s improved stickers were created. The new icons maintain the high resolution of the static models and are lightweight, making it possible to use it even on more basic mobile phones.
Again, according to the publication, Not all emojis are currently compatible with animationsThis should change in the future as functionality is expanded. Some of the included options are little faces that roll with laughter and cry with laughter, as well as hearts.
These new animated WhatsApp emojis added to messages appear larger on the screento grab the recipient’s attention. The little faces appear to have a heartbeat as they move, making them much more meaningful.
When will the stable version of WhatsApp be released?
Animated versions are currently only available to those who are part of the Google Play Beta program. Ownership required WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.15.15 To use this function, when installed, the desired emoji is added to the message to check if it supports animation.
It is possible that not all testers will have immediate access to the resource, but the number of users covered is expected to increase in the coming weeks. There is no estimate yet on when the new feature will reach the stable version of Messenger.
It is also unknown when the animated emojis will be released. WhatsApp for iOS and on other Meta messaging service platforms.
Source: Tec Mundo
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