How to Use Hidden Emoticons in Android PC Messages

Google simply could not leave Easter eggs in the web version of the “Android Posts“, which the company launched recently. Users found that with the help of simple codes in the service you can send hidden kaomoji (Japanese emoticons) like ¯ \ _ (ツ) _ / ¯, ಠ_ಠ, | (· ◡ •) | – a demonstration of this is available in the animation below. In this article, we will describe how to use kaomoji and what is needed for this.

How to use hidden emoticons

The kaomoji codes work only in the web version of the Android Messaging application and in the unofficial client for the PC and Mac. In other words, through the program on the smartphone send Japanese emoticons by entering code words will not work. Nothing will work out either in case the mobile device is running Android 4.4 KitKat and below.

Hidden Emoticons in Android PC Messages

To send kaomoji, follow these steps:

Step 1: Check if the latest version of Android Messaging is installed on your smartphone. To do this, launch the SMS application and click the menu icon at the top right (three dots) – if there is an “Internet version of Messages” among all the items, then you have the current version of the program. If not, download and install it from the Trashbox by the link below (most likely, it is not available on Google Play).

[appbox googleplay com.google.android.apps.messaging compact]

Step 2: Open the web page “Android Messages” in the browser on your computer or download and install an unofficial service client.

Android Web Messages

Step 3: Match the SMS application on your smartphone with the service on your computer by scanning the QR code (according to the instructions in the site window).

If after the above actions on your computer there are your SMS-correspondence, then you have done everything right and will be able to send kaomoji through the code words.

Code words for Japanese emoticons

Code words for Japanese emoticons

To send hidden kaomoji, just enter the codewords through the slash “/”. Below we wrote a list of those code words and their corresponding smileys, which we checked with our own hands. Conversion of words to kaomoji occurs after sending – in the text box of the message set, emoticons are not displayed.

  • / shrug

¯ \ _ (ツ) _ / ¯

  • / sunglasses or / dealwithit

(• • •)

(• • •)> ⌐ – –

(⌐ ■))

  • / tableback

┬─┬ ノ (゜ – ゜ ノ

  • / tableflip

(╯ ° □ °) ╯ (┻━┻

  • / that

(☞ ゚ ヮ ゚) ☞

  • / this

☜ (゚ ヮ ゚ ☜)

  • / wizard

(∩ `-‘) ⊃━━ ☆ ゚. * ·. ゚

  • / yuno

(ಠ 益 ಠ ლ)

  • / success

(• ᴗ •) و ̑̑

  • / happy

(ᐛ) ᕗ

  • / facepalm

(-‸ლ)

  • / disapprove

ಠ_ಠ

  • / algebraic

| | (• ◡ •) | (❍ᴥ❍ʋ)

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