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    Women interpret emojis differently to men, research suggests

    by Nilima Marshall Feb 14, 2024 2 minutes
    Source: PA Archive

    Women interpret emojis differently to men, research suggests.

    Scientists say this is because these small digital pictograms, used to express an idea or emotion, can be ambiguous and be perceived differently by different people.

    The researchers recruited 523 adults (49% men and 51% women) to review 24

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