The latest beta also tweaks the appearance of eight existing emoji We know WhatsApp as one of the most popular messaging services today, and for good reason. It may not always be the first to add the latest features, but there are plenty of modes of expression available in its arsenal, like Communities, support for large groups, and even messaging yourself to remedy forgetfulness. Now, WhatsApp is working on adding support for new emoji recently approved by the Unicode Consortium, helping you express yourself better — and with fewer words. In mid-September, the Unicode Consortium gave the Unicode 15 standard a green light. It included 4,489 new characters, of which 20 were new emoji (31, if you count every skin tone variation). After taking WhatsApp beta version 2.22.25.12 for a spin, WABetaInfo has spotted the messaging service adding support for 21 of those Unicode 15 emoji behind the scenes. These 21 new emoji should make their way to beta testers worldwide sometime in the near future, but a precise timeline isn’t yet clear. WhatsApp’s developers also seem to have tweaked the appearance of eight older emoji. The visual difference is most significant in the pleading face and the face holding
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