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Which Emoji do you use the most right now? On the map of the five continents in the world, each country is marked with the most commonly used emoji pattern in the local area. Which emoticon pattern do you think Taiwanese netizens use the most?
The latest survey report released by Crossword-Solver from abroad shows that the most commonly used Emoji emoticon in 75 countries, which has become the global champion, is “tears in laughter” (or crying with joy), and the second is “red heart”. “. And the smile with tears Emoji that won the first place, the usage rate is higher than 19%, far ahead of the red heart. The third place is “Laughing Over” (or laughing to the point of lying on the ground). Taiwan is most commonly used by netizens with “red heart”.
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The most common emoji used by Taiwanese Twitter users is the red heart. (Photo flipped by Crossword-Solver)
This survey report was retrieved using the Twitter API. In the last two weeks of February this year, based on 9 million geo-tagged tweets as a data sample, only one tweet per day from the same account was included. The emoji that first appeared in a tweet as a benchmark for usage record data.
Crossword-Solver further analysis pointed out that in addition to many different smiley Emoji emoticons and red hearts, the most common. Netizens in various countries will also consider the usage rate of Emoji emoticons due to different factors such as language and culture, folk customs, fashion trends and regulations.
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img source: https://crossword-solver.io/the-most-used-emoji-on-twitter
According to the latest survey report, netizens from 75 countries who have become the global champion, the most commonly used Emoji emoticon on Twitter is “smiling with tears”. Love is second. (Photo flipped by Crossword-Solver)
For example, although Saudi Arabian netizens use the emoji symbol of love most often, it is a love with a color of “white”, which is also the only and most unique in the world. This is because the abuse of red hearts on social platforms can constitute a crime of sexual harassment in local laws. Therefore, red hearts cannot be freely sent on social platforms without the consent of the other party, and there is a risk of breaking the law if they are reported.
In addition, the emoji most commonly used by Twitter users in some countries is the “flag”. Among the 51 countries in Europe, 19 countries use the emoji of the national flag most often. Especially since the Ukrainian-Russian war started in February this year, the use of the flag to represent support for Ukraine against the war has also become quite common.
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