Question about the emoji keyboard

Simple solution - look in Play for an emoji keyboard.

Simple problem - if the recipient isn't set up to receive emojis, all they'll receive when you send an emoji is punctuation. (The old "smiley" is a colon [:] and a close-paren[)], it's not a picture of a smiling face. The receiving software converts that character pair to the face.)

(Forums work differently, using actual pictures, because they can't control what browser you'll be using. But emoticons on phones are mostly punctuation translated by an app.)

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Question about the emoji keyboard