As it stated in Every person will know that there's an age old tradition when it comes to Mother's Day in America. Well, you're not going to be disowned this week because on this side of the Atlantic, we celebrate Mother's Day is in March, not in May. *FYI, if this you, go out and buy your mam a card! You wake up and after seeing various tweets, Facebook stories and social media posts about Mother's Day, you begin to absolutely panic due to that very real feeling that you've just forgotten all about the woman that brought you into the world. Spotted it yet?
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Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid EmailFacebook is letting some users react with a purple flower. However, while the purple flower has appeared in various countries, it hasn't yet cropped up in Britain. It makes sense, given our Mother's Day has been and gone. (Photo: Facebook)Facebook said in a statement: "In honour of Mother's Day, we are testing the ability for people in a few markets to leave a flower reaction". The social network introduced the little flowers for a while last year, and it's bringing them back in time for Sunday May 14, upon which Mother's Day is celebrated in 80 countries around the world.
Right now, you can react to social media posts by using the thumbs up emoji, a love heart emoji, a ha-ha smiley emoji, an angry face emoji, a sad smiley and the wow smiley emoji. Facebook is not the only tech giant preparing for Mother's Day, which according to the US calendar falls tomorrow, May 14. This is not the first time Twitter has added a special emoji. Facebook has reintroduced the 'Flower' emoji in its reaction pallet. Facebook has added special filters to the camera keeping in mind the Mother's Day theme.
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Why Facebook is letting people react to things with a pretty purple flower
Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid EmailFacebook is letting some users react with a purple flower. However, while the purple flower has appeared in various countries, it hasn't yet cropped up in Britain. It makes sense, given our Mother's Day has been and gone. (Photo: Facebook)Facebook said in a statement: "In honour of Mother's Day, we are testing the ability for people in a few markets to leave a flower reaction". The social network introduced the little flowers for a while last year, and it's bringing them back in time for Sunday May 14, upon which Mother's Day is celebrated in 80 countries around the world.
Facebook brings back purple flower emoji to reactions
Right now, you can react to social media posts by using the thumbs up emoji, a love heart emoji, a ha-ha smiley emoji, an angry face emoji, a sad smiley and the wow smiley emoji. Facebook is not the only tech giant preparing for Mother's Day, which according to the US calendar falls tomorrow, May 14. This is not the first time Twitter has added a special emoji. Facebook has reintroduced the 'Flower' emoji in its reaction pallet. Facebook has added special filters to the camera keeping in mind the Mother's Day theme.
to read more visit us Facebook
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