Published 23:49 IST, April 30th 2020

How to get care emoji on Facebook? All about new hug reaction on Facebook

Facebook has introduced a set of new emoji to express support amidst the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Continue reading to learn how to get react care on Facebook.

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Facebook team has recently anunced addition of a new set of emojis that company is releasing for its Facebook and Messenger apps and web versions of platform. Two emojis have been introduced where one for Facebook app takes form of a face hugging a heart while one for Messenger takes shape of a purple pulsating heart.

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How to get care reaction on Facebook?

Facebook is gradually rolling out care emojis to users. A number of people have already received  new emojis, however, for majority of users, y will start appearing over next few days.

Hug react on Facebook

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Both emojis will show up beside existing range of “thumbs up” and or emoji reactions that are available on platform, as shown in im above. refore, users need t worry about how to enable hug react on Facebook, as it will automatically show up once available. However, you need to make sure that your app is always up to date to be able to get new emojis.

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new set of emojis has been introduced to enable users to share ir support with one ar during this unprecedented time. A company spokesperson has stated that  new set of reactions have been designed to give users additional ways to display ir support to those affected by ongoing coronavirus crisis.

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He also added that  emojis are just a small gesture during this crisis and do t guarantee income or food on table r does it give a cure to pandemic. However, it serves as an important aspect of support systems for ones that are suffering from isolation.

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16:21 IST, April 30th 2020