Whether you like it or not (after all, many Android phones seem to have it built-in?), the Google Duo video calling application is also one of the most popular video calling functions currently. Officials often introduce a lot of interesting and practical function updates to it – such as the recently introduced call function for making calls to Google Home / Nest Home devices,Web version support, and usefulVideo message function, are all practical functions added a while ago. And the last of these, the video message function has now also introduced a function that can convey mood more directly. Continue reading to express your mood more directly. You can reply to Google Duo video messages with emoticons. Report content.
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To express your mood more directly, you can reply to Google Duo video messages with emoticons!
Although the video message function of Google Duo is really convenient, it allows relatives, friends and family to express the messages they want to convey through the camera and voice. However, it seems that other than directly replying/calling back the message, there don’t seem to be many other ways to simply express that you have received it or how you feel after seeing it. Now, a new Google Duo video message feature that is said to have gradually begun to be rolled out is quite thoughtful, allowing you to express your feelings quickly and directly through emoticons.
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According to the sharp eyes of foreign media Android Police, Google Duo has recently updated a feature that allows you to directly express simple emotions to the person who sent you the video message through the emoji button next to the reply button after you receive the video message function. This reply function will provide 8 preset emoticons, including: like/dislike, heart, laughing, surprised, crying, etc. – one of which seems to change according to the festival. Once you’ve made your selection, Google Duo will send a message to the other person to let them know how you react to the video message. This feature is said to have been pushed directly to the Android version. Friends who are not sure whether they have received it can wait and see.
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