Google has added the option to let users respond to emails using emoji reactions similar to social media platforms.
With over 2.5 billion users, Gmail, which everyone expected was an April Fool’s joke, has become the world’s largest email service. It started as an ad-supported service; however, ads were removed sometime in late May or early June 2016. Recently, the Gmail app on iOS received an update that introduced a fresh look and a bunch of features that were already available on Android.
Now, Google has added a new feature that makes responding to emails quick and fun. Gmail users can now react to emails with emojis. These reactions allow users to respond to the sender, acknowledge the reception of email, or simply express themselves.
