"Drop emoji" is quite interesting and unique feature on Zalo. This way, you can express your feelings to your friends or "that person" in the most special and interesting way.
Drop emojis completely different from the use of emoticons on Zalo that we have known before. Moreover, this is also a hidden feature, so many people do not know how to drop emojis on Zalo?
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Zalo is one of the best free chat applications on the phone today. Not only can you share files, make video calls or search for friends, but this chat software also has very interesting and unique features that make users surprised, dropping emoji is one of them.
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Currently this feature is up to date and can be used on mobile operating systems, while the web version will probably take a while longer.
Step 1 : You access the Zalo chat application on your phone and then log in to your account. Choose a conversation with any friends or people you want to use this emoji feature with.
Step 2: From the chat window, touch the three dots icon in the upper right corner of the screen, then find and activate the " Enable emoji " feature .
Step 3 : Once activated, go back to the chat window, you will see a heart shaped icon as shown below.
To use this feature we simply need to touch it. Each touch corresponds to a flying heart and sent to the person you are talking to.
The special thing here is that when you touch quickly and continuously on the emoji icon, the chat screen of the two people will have a lot of hearts flying up. And by the 55th "tap" time (you can observe the number of taps right next to the icon) something unexpected happens.
At this time the heart shape will automatically fly up and spread over the screen and about 2 seconds later, your Zalo avatar will appear in the middle of the screen. Interesting is not it?
In addition to this symbol, we can replace and use other emojis in Zalo's existing list by touching and holding the other heart icon, a small window pops up, and you can be comfortable. Choose, use any emo icon from here.
Constantly updating and developing more features, though not large, but Zalo - the online chat application of Vietnamese people always scores and pleases users with these small but extremely interesting features.
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