Why is facebook's grimace so horrifying?
Reminds me of the overbite Winnie the Pooh meme face with those teeth
WhatsApp is not its own company, it belongs to Facebook/Meta.
Also, on that topic, you could do the same thing you did with X/Twitter to Meta/Facebook.
*edit: Oh, and of course Alphabet/Google. Curious how many big tech companies seem keen on obfuscating their own name these days...
Facebook the product is still called Facebook, Google the product is still called Google. It's only the parent companies that changed their names, their products kept the same branding.
Twitter the product has been, or is being, rebranded as X along with the company.
But this is about companies, not products or brand names.
The URL is still twitter, so that’s what it is.
I deadname corporations run by transphobes
Another good reason.
Facebook and WhatsApp are both owned by Meta -- why on Earth do they use two different emoji fonts?
Facebook and WhatsApp were separate apps until Facebook bought WhatsApp. That's why there's so much difference in the design language, functionality, etc.
formerly Facebook*
Meta is the name of the company. Facebook is the product made by the company. I acknowledged that in the comment you're replying to.
Honorable mention: Samsung 😬
Porky Minch ass looking mfer.
That's not how emojis work. They look different for everybody. It all depends on how the client renders Unicode character U+1F62C. Just like text.
Try it out. Find a PC with a web browser and find your comment and emoji, and see how it looks on a different platform.
msn:
Facebook's looks just a tiny bit too realistic.
they really got that just-dipped-my-balls-in-the-unidentifiable-buffet-soup-and-it-was-scorching kinda look to em
Yeah, Facebook's one is really getting into uncanny valley territory. Especially those teeth...
Is my group of friends and I the only ones who use that emoji as kind of "fuck yeah" or "yes please"?
Because I don't think this meme is meant that way 🤔
Yes, I would be very confused if you sent me one that way
Interesting, we use it in a way like we would use this gif:
As a way of saying yes a bit too excitedly, leaning into craziness. 😅
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