In the past, Achter had responded to other contracts with phrases like "looks good," "ok" and "yup," according to court documents. “I deny that he accepted the thumbs-up emoji as a digital ...

When asked if it was OK to include a heart emoji in a message to a colleague, 21 percent of adults said this was OK, while 43 percent replied that it would be inappropriate in a workplace setting.

Not when you say OK, but when you say k, that's aggressive. It's not even passive. It was a can of worms for a hot minute. So bottom line, is the thumbs-up emoji really dead? Professor Herring says ...

Currently, there are only a few emojis you can use to react to a message (unless of course, you respond, and can use any emoji). “Most people at work use the ‘thumbs-up’ reaction all the time.

Panelists on Fox News Channel's "Outnumbered" said this past Wednesday afternoon that they have interpreted the thumbs-up emoji as "A-OK." "My top emojis are the thumbs-up, the brown swirl ...

He said the only difference this time was Achter responded with a “thumbs-up” emoji instead of “ok”, “yup” or “looks good.” According to Achter in the court documents, he confirmed ...

The crying laughing emoji, for example ... The emojis include: Thumbs-up 👍, red heart ️, “OK” hand 👌, checkmark , poo 💩, loud crying face 😭, monkey covering eyes 🙈 ...

and the cringe of emoji usage. They said too many emojis early on from a potential date can feel lazy, aggressive, or suspicious. Hand emojis — like a thumbs-up or a handshake — are always OK ...