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How can personalization be ensured in emoji-based tool design to adapt to different platforms and user needs?

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How can personalization be ensured in emoji-based tool design to adapt to different platforms and user needs?

UbiComp '24Position Paper: An Emoji-Based Interactive App to Aid Emotion Expression for Autistic Children

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