There’s clapping, laughing, crying (a sad, sliding trombone), partying, a drum sting (ba-dum ts) and... poop, which emits a fart sound. You can access the buttons during a call by tapping the option in the dialer’s overflow menu or with a small flag positioned toward the bottom.

The move brings chat functions on Google and Android devices in line with Meta, which put sounds to emojis in 2021 for Facebook. There aren’t any sound emojis on WhatsApp... yet. The app is set to be a fully-fledged function on Google-led phones in the months to come but at the moment it can be tried out at the beta stage.

Have you ever felt like all that was missing from your phone calls was a fart button? You're in luck.

Audio emojis are becoming a reality with a new update for Android that gives six popular emojis their own sendable respective audio.

There are six sound effects to choose from, including a fart noise, which all correspond to existing emoji. You can play the audio emoji directly during a phone call to make an (annoying) impression on whoever you're talking with.

Google has begun rolling out the 'Audio Emoji' feature in its Phone app, adding a playful twist to phone calls for Android users.

Google is currently introducing a feature called Audio Emoji in its native Phone app. The report also adds that six default Audio Emoji noises are demonstrated in a video.

Who wants this?