Twitter added emoji reactions to direct messages on its platform, across iOS, Android and the web.
The social network revealed the new feature in a Twitter Support tweet, which contained a link to instructions for using it.
Users can either hover over a DM and click the reaction button, or double-tap on the DM and choose an emoji from the pop-up menu that appears.
Clicking or tapping on the reaction will reveal who was behind it, and all participants in a DM conversation will be notified when a new reaction is added.
People can opt to undo a reaction at any time, and it will be removed from the DM.
Developer and blogger Jane Manchun Wong spotted DM reactions in testing last August.
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