Thumbs Up Emoji: Nowadays most people use social media and often use emojis in it to make their chatting experience better. But for your information, we tell you that replying without knowing emojis can be harmful for you. It may also be that what you understand emojis to mean isn’t meaning at all. One such incident came to light from Canada, where a person was fined 50 lakhs due to an emoji.
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The incident happened in Saskatchewan, Canada. Here in March 2021, a crop buyer sent a contract to buy local farmer Chris Actor’s crop via online message. It promises to buy crops in November. The contract has been sent in this regard. In response to this message, the Chris actor replied with a ‘thumbs-up’ emoji. The Chris actor may deliver the crop in November. At the same time, the price of crops has also increased so far. Farmer said his thumbs-up emoji meant he got the deal, but he didn’t confirm the deal.
50 lakh fine
The crop buyer said the farmer confirmed the terms of the deal with a ‘thumbs-up’ emoji. When the matter reached court, the court treated the ‘thumbs-up’ emoji as an official signature and imposed a fine of $61,442 or nearly Rs 50 lakh on the farmer. In such a situation if you also reply to someone with emojis without knowing the meaning of emojis, then this habit can harm you a lot. Before replying with an emoji in a message, you need to know its meaning.
What do thumbs up and thumbs down emojis mean?
According to a survey, the ‘thumbs-up’ emoji is the most used. It is used instead of writing OK or OK. According to a report published in the ‘Daily Mail’, the ‘thumbs-down’ emoji means disliking someone’s message or action. Similarly, different emojis have different meanings. In such cases, it is better to know the meaning before sending someone a picture.
