First, there's the computer translation glitch. A smiling face could be sent from a Google phone and appear as a frown on the receiver's Apple iPhone. It could also happen the other way around.

Then there's the human part. People understand emojis differently.

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When seeing an Apple emoji of a person raising both hands to cheer, people described it as "stop" and "clap." When describing Google's form of the same emoji people used "praise" and "hand."

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