When chatting or chatting in a good mood, each expression pack can often achieve the effect of "endless words and endless meanings", which also makes the communication between people more vivid.
However, for the same online expression, different people and different contexts may have different interpretations after sending it to the other party.
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In the eyes of most elders, this kind of "smile" is regarded as a happy smile from the heart and is also used to express friendliness in chat.
But for many people, this smiling expression can't make people feel warm and kind, and it looks strange.
We can read more negative emotions from this "smiling face", such as rejection, ridicule, disagreement, anger and so on.
Over the years, there have been countless misunderstandings caused by this "smile" expression pack.
On 20 19, a customer service was complained by a customer for repeatedly sending a "smile" expression to the customer in the WeChat chat.
Nowadays, with the continuous development of network culture, it is not only a "smile" but also a "grin".
This has also become an ironic expression.
In view of the increasing ambiguity of this kind of expression packs, there are also special research papers.
And a recent hot search, so that everyone never imagined that their usual expression packs may also be part of the "testimony in court."
Due to the fuzziness of network emoji, many disputes and controversies related to it have also been written into court judgments.
A number of related cases have been published on the Internet in China.
"Sun" stands for recognition.
"Sun" in WeChat
Expressions often represent positive meanings, such as sunshine and sunny days.
But in some cases, it may be used to call names. ...................................................................................................................................................................
In the judgment of a housing lease dispute case, after the lease expires, the landlord repeatedly reminded the tenant and put forward the intention to increase the rent.
However, the tenant did not intend to renew the lease or move out of the house, but only replied with an emoticon of "the sun".
In the landlord's view, this emoji means to renew the lease. However, the tenant believes that this determination has no factual and legal basis.
In the end, the lessor supported by the court believes that after the rent rises, the lessee should agree to continue renting according to the standard.
"OK" does not mean clear approval.
In the judgment of a private lending case, the lender Zhang sent a WeChat to the borrower Yan, listing the details of the latter's loan.
Yan Hui gave an expression "OK".
In fact, this emoji of "OK" is not too controversial. I believe that both everyone in front of the screen and Zhang seem to agree.
However, after the event, Yan said that the "OK" expression he sent did not mean that he recognized Zhang's WeChat content.
Finally, the court held that the WeChat record submitted by Zhang was not clearly recognized by Yan, so the content of WeChat could not be used as the basis for the latter to owe Zhang the corresponding amount.
"Thumb up" is a polite answer.
In the civil judgment of another contract dispute case, Lu, as the creator, sent his lyrics to Tian, the legal representative of a company, on April 24, 2008.
Tian indicated that he was on his way, and then sent a message to WeChat "Qiang".
The court held that "Qiang" was a polite reply, not an approval of Lu's lyrics, and could not be used as the basis for Lu's delivery of lyrics to meet the requirements of the litigation contract.
Use carefully.
From the above examples, it is not difficult for us to see that even Yan characters that are not vague to most people can be interpreted in many ways.
Undeniably, Yan characters born in the virtual world have a great influence on our real life.
Article 63 of China's Civil Procedure Law clearly stipulates that evidence includes "electronic data".
Electronic data also includes information such as online chat records, so WeChat expressions can be used as evidence.
The fact that online emoticons become court evidence not only shows the normalization of life in the "online virtual world", but also means that online emoticons have become an inseparable part of our "language".
Finally, we still advise netizens to be more cautious when using Yan characters in the future.
Speak frankly, be as direct as possible and avoid some unnecessary disputes.