Looking at the differences of emoji "styles" across different platforms / systems, I wonder how many misunderstandings happen every day because of this. It's c

Looking at the differences of emoji "styles" across different platforms / systems, I wonder how many misunderstandings happen every day because of this. It's clear that a lot of times, people (me included), rely on very tiny details of an emoji to express our emotions accurately - this is lost by a huge margin once you have different interpretations of the same emoji. Heck, even when Apple changed the look & feel of the emoji on iOS >=10, I had a hard time using some of them, because they would not express precisely the same emotion / meaning that they used to do.