Google Introduces Audio Emoji Feature in Phone Calls
The new feature includes six sound effects, such as clapping and fart noises, accessible during calls.
- Google has started rolling out audio emoji in its phone app, allowing users to play sound effects like clapping and fart noises during calls.
- The feature is currently available in the beta version and expected to be released to all users soon.
- Users can disable the audio emoji feature if they find it bothersome, with a cooldown period to prevent spamming.
- The introduction of audio emoji follows similar trends by other tech companies, adding sound effects to digital communications.
- Google's upcoming I/O developer conference may provide more details on the future of this feature.