interpret emojis differently.]]> started when Miller noticed that an emoji she saw on Facebook wasn't the same as what she saw on her phone.]]> honestly had no clue it was gonna catch fire like this, she said.]]> clue it was gonna catch fire like this, she said.]]> cause a war, she joked.]]> communication problem.]]> improve people's lives.]]> interpretations of emoji from people with different backgrounds and how emojis are used along with language and messages.]]> opportunity for miscommunication.]]> involved 304 people chatting in pairs.]]> significant misunderstandings between people.]]> admits that emoji miscommunication is not that important.]]> Positive scores were usually happy.]]> partner, Isaac Johnson, said the students had fun with the study.]]> Understanding its part in how humans communicate could be important in developing new technology, they say.]]>