What Does Your Emoji Use Say About You?

By Kevin Mulhern, Getty ImagesMar 16, 2022

TOPSHOT-HONG KONG-US-TECHNOLOGY-APPLE-EMOJIS-GENDER — TOPSHOT - A person holds an iPhone showing emojis in Hong Kong, on October 30, 2019. - Apple has put out new gender neutral emojis of most of its people icons -- including punks, clowns and zombies -- as part of an update to its mobile operating system. The tech giant has offered growing numbers of inclusive designs in recent years, putting out a range of skin tones and occupations, with Google's Android publishing its own non-binary faces in May. (Photo by TENGKU Bahar / AFP) (Photo by TENGKU BAHAR/AFP via Getty Images)
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Do you use a lot of emojis in texts and e-mails? If so, a new study reveals that, when you do, you come off as "less authoritative." Paul from The Paul and Al Show is notorious for using emojis in texts and e-mails, so we had to bust his chops about this study. (Photo by TENGKU BAHAR/AFP via Getty Images)