These are the most popular emojis on social networks

Every day 900 million emojis are sent on Facebook Messenger. If you are wondering, which emojis are the most sent? The answer would be kisses, hearts, winks and smiles, according to Google.

For the fourth consecutive year, today, July 17 is celebrated the World Emoji Day, a date created by the founder of the Wikipedia of emojis. Jeremy Burge.

On this occasion, Facebook shared information on the most popular emojis in the publications on its Facebook platform and Facebook Messenger. For its part, Google has shared data collected by its Gboard app, a virtual keyboard that is used on both Android and iOS devices.

Facebook and Google have something in common and that crying face of laughter? is the most popular emoji and in fact, this information is also backed by Emojitracker, a site that tracks real-time emojis most used on Twitter. So, if this emoji is your favorite, you seem to be part of a global trend.

In addition to the little face that cries and laughs, the most emojis sent in Facebook and Messenger with the heart, the birthday cake, the smiling face, the little face in love and the emoji who blinks and sends a heart to the form of a kiss

For its part, Google's top 10 does not vary much from the Facebook list, but the cake is the only one that is not among the most popular.

Another curious fact that Facebook shares is the use of emoji depending on the geographical location, since the most popular emojis vary by country. For example, the emoji who cries with laughter? is the most used in Mexico, the United States, the United Kingdom, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, while the birthday cake? is the most popular in Australia, Canada, Germany, India and Sweden, the cone with confetti? is the most used in Japan, Holland, Norway and Taiwan and Korea red heart is the most popular.

Moving to the Latin American territory, the emoji falls in love? is most frequently sent to Facebook and Messenger posts in Argentina, Brazil and Colombia.

In a publication shared by Twitter account for Latin America we can see that the emoji is crying with laughter? He fell in love? and the thinking face? They are favorites in Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Colombia. Is this a coincidence?

Now, when it comes to languages, Google says that in English the most popular emojis are the kiss of heart?, The little face crying with laughter? and smile ?, while Hispanics are more querendones, being that the favorite emojis in Spanish are the sweetheart face, the emoji with sunglasses? and the two hearts? Although the data shared by Facebook, Google and Twitter coincide in large part, they have some variations such as exclusive use of the face with sunglasses on Google or the black heart that only stands out on Twitter.

By switching to the forgotten box, Facebook also shared the five less popular emojis within its publications and messaging service. Among them are the juggling hands, a mouse, a water polo player, the man in suit who levitates and the number one.

Google has not only shared information about the most and least used emojis, but also brings good news and launches new animated stickers for Gboard and Android messaging application, Allo, which are based on their blob the name by which their emojis are known. Some of the new members are a cake that breaks apart, a dancing octopus, a cheering turtle and a blob dancing something similar to tango.

Currently, the most recent emoji list, Emoji 11.0, has 2823 emojis approved by Unicode, which is responsible for regulating emojis around the world.