emoji Search is gone in android 12

[Judy85805]

When I write message to someone -

I just updated to android 12 - and notice that - emoji Search is gone in android 12 . when I search for how to - I just get a Stupid answer - saying - click animals & find one yourself - for example a - cat - they have lots of - but choosing one takes ages because they are Mixed with all the other animals - in android 10 & 11 - was much easier because it had a search for the - emoji - and found straight away - Has anyone else noticed this with Android 12 ???

 

[B. Diddy]

Which phone, and which keyboard app are you using?

 

[Judy85805]

Which phone, and which keyboard app are you using?

samsung galaxy A11 - But all with new software updates . Never had this problem in android 9, 10, 11 using standard samsung keyboard. Too scary to install google keyboard wants all my private detail it says.

 

[B. Diddy]

I don't currently have my Samsung device in front of me -- maybe @mustang7757 can be of assistance.

FYI, Google is very transparent about their privacy policy, much more so than Samsung. I tend to trust Google more than I do Samsung with my personal information -- check out JR Raphael's Ultimate Privacy Guide, especially #6: https://www.computerworld.com/article/1620568/ultimate-guide-to-privacy-on-android.html

 

[mustang7757]

I don't currently have my Samsung device in front of me -- maybe @mustang7757 can be of assistance.

FYI, Google is very transparent about their privacy policy, much more so than Samsung. I tend to trust Google more than I do Samsung with my personal information -- check out JR Raphael's Ultimate Privacy Guide, especially #6: https://www.computerworld.com/article/1620568/ultimate-guide-to-privacy-on-android.html

I would have to switch to the Samsung keyboard, I use Gboard and can test later.

 

[notforhire]

I don't currently have my Samsung device in front of me -- maybe @mustang7757 can be of assistance.

FYI, Google is very transparent about their privacy policy, much more so than Samsung. I tend to trust Google more than I do Samsung with my personal information -- check out JR Raphael's Ultimate Privacy Guide, especially #6: https://www.computerworld.com/article/1620568/ultimate-guide-to-privacy-on-android.html

I don't trust anyone with my personal information. I just recognize that a lot of companies out there have it.