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100 billion SMS and also used by banks 2009 – WhatsApp is born 2010 – Record number of sendings with 6.100 billion SMS 2010-2011 – Viber, Facebook Messenger and iMessage are born, SMS begins to have competitors 2019 – Messaging Apps Take Over People 2022 – 30 billion SMS messages sent and 100 billion WhatsApp messages The SMS today While the use of SMS to communicate with friends and family has slowed down, at the same time its professional use has become widespread . to use it for communications with their customers. To learn more about use cases, read our dedicated eBook .



What are the most used emojis? We bulgaria consumer mobile number list surveyed 1,000 people to find out which emojis are most used in their SMS messages. We found that the most used emoji overall is the laughing face, with 46% of people saying they use it regularly . In second place is the smiling face with smiling eyes, used by 26% of respondents. On the lowest step of the podium is the red heart with 20% of people using it. If we continue the ranking we also find in the top 10 the face that sends a kiss, the one with the heart eyes and the one that winks. We can say that the most used emojis are those that express positive feelings, love, joy, laughter.



The only two emoticons that express negative feelings are the sad one in eighth place and the one crying in fourth. table with most used emojis Why are emojis used? 92 % of people online say they use emojis . But what drives people to use them? I remember that one of the criticisms made to SMS when they were spreading was that you can't understand the feelings behind a message . In fact, you can't understand what the sender is feeling, if he is serious or ironic, if he is joking or angry. A message doesn't have a tone of voice. Emojis really help convey the mood of the person writing the message .