[wally_bert]

I don’t use them.

For the most part, I am in a lousy and cranky mood just about all the time.

[Scrambler Bob]

I’ll probably be getting a lot of Charmin’ ads.

[I want the USA back]

If you set a frowning face on a m*slim site, you’ll be arrested for “islamophobia.” Give them 10 years and this will become a reality.

[upchuck]

Solutions:

1. Be assertive in taking an anti-tracking stance.

2. Don’t use EMOJIs. Instead, do something radical: express your feelings in English.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Do they track old-fashioned emojis?

;>(

[kingu]

I’m just wondering if the title of the article is correct; are advertisers getting this data, processing it, keeping track of whatever token they’ve assigned you, and then independently serving those ads to you, or simply that Twitter offers advertisers a service that will serve x ad to those who have thumbs down y ad?

I suspect that the later is true, as few companies would want to waste the massive amounts of programming and server time to serve the ‘appropriate’ ad.

[Leaning Right]

Tracking my emojis? Oh noes! I guess I'm in trouble with the Deep State. Because here's the one I use most often.

[PROCON]

In related news:

[Bubba_Leroy]

If a service is “free” it means that you are not the customer. You are the product being sold.

[moovova]

[bgill]

Another reason not to use twitter.

[stanne]

Privacy. What is that?

[antidemoncrat]

Twitter twaddle?

[catnipman]

i guess i’m safe: i don’t use emojis ... for that matter i don’t use apps either ...

[Albion Wilde]

We Marylanders who use the crab emoji are going to be discriminated against based on a mistaken interpretation of its meaning!

[minnesota_bound]

There should be no tracking allowed at all.