Why Are Emojis Not Showing Up On My Galaxy Note 8

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has the tool called “Emoji” which is present in all smartphones today. The Emoji has been very popular these days and it has also become the universal language of our day-to-day communication. These are the small pictures found on the Note 8 keyboard which conveys our emotions and even symbols which is more specific on what we really have to say on our text message. Emojis have been very popular because it also shows the different types of a certain emotion such as the tears of joy where you show someone that you’re almost crying because of laughing so hard.

And since these Emojis are very awesome, some of the Galaxy Note 8 users have reported that Emojis doesn’t show up or display on their smartphone. The reason for this issue can be that you have installed the incorrect software which supports the Emojis. You can also access the Emojis on your Samsung Note 8 default app by getting on to the “Menu” and selecting “Insert Smiley” from the options.

Update the Operating System

If you have checked other Samsung Note 8 users who have access to using the Emojis and you’re still bothered that you can’t use this amazing tool, you have to make sure that you’ve updated your Android operating system to fix the bugs that are currently on your Note 8. Follow these instructions to update your Note 8 to the latest software: Go to Settings from the menu page > More > System Update > Update Samsung Software > Then tap on Check Now to see if there’s an available update. If there is, just follow the on-screen procedures to update your Android version. The latest update for your Samsung Note 8 can give you access to Emojis.

Use a Different Software

If the method above still doesn’t fix the issue on your Samsung Note 8 Emoji tool, it could be because of the software you’re sending messages to is incompatible with your Note 8 software. Some smartphone users use third-party applications which have the Emoji tool which is not supported by the Samsung Note 8 default texting app so the Emojis can’t be displayed. So try to ask the person you’re sending Emojis to so he/she can use another Emoji that works on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.