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Published 15:01 3 Oct 2017 BST

Over a billion people around the world who use WhatsApp will soon be able to avail of this new range for themselves, but they’re not going to notice a huge difference from the emojis they’ve been using to date.
The new emojis are available for the first time in a beta version of WhatsApp’s Android app, but as you’ll see below, they’re not a whole lot different from the Apple emoji that had been available to WhatsApp users across its iOS, Android and Windows platforms.
Pic via whatsapp.com
In fact, as has been pointed out Emojipedia, the go-to authority on all things emoji, the differences are so minimal to be barely even visible, which is perhaps why there hasn’t been a song and dance made about it.
Why exactly WhatsApp have gone down this route remains unclear, but it could be something to do with a desire to absolve itself of the need to rely on third parties for emoji design, as both Facebook and Twitter have done in the past.
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