The company rolled out Reactions globally on Wednesday, the new emoji responses you can add to Facebook posts. Instead of a “Dislike,” button that some people wanted, Facebook now lets you ...

Most brands are not able to gauge how consumers really feel about them since they usually get a “Like” on Facebook. But that all changed today when Facebook released the five new forms of ...

Emoji may be the future of communication, and Facebook is embracing them with open arms. The social network is trying out emoji reactions in Ireland and Spain that augment the standard ‘Like ...

Facebook has finally upgraded the Like button with Reactions, an emoji-like tool that expands how we respond non-verbally to posts that don’t warrant a comment, but would benefit from the least ...

Facebook just expanded the “Like” button with a feature it calls Reactions---six animated emoji the company hopes will let users to respond with more emotional nuance to the posts in their ...

Hold the "like" button on mobile or hover over the like button on desktop and five animated emoji pop up. Tap on love, haha, wow, sad or angry to express your reaction.

Facebook started publicly testing new options besides its iconic “like” button, letting its members use emoji to express themselves with a couple of keystrokes.

The new "Care" reaction is an emoji hugging a heart and is being rolled out as people may need some extra compassion during the COVID-19 pandemic. It will join Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad and Angry.

Called “reactions,” the feature introduces six cartoon emoji you can use in responding to friends’ posts: love, haha, yay, wow, sad, and angry.

Twitter is working to add Facebook-like emoji reactions. However, there is a single expression that seems to be missing.

Facebook has announced it is testing a new "reactions" feature—an extension to the Like button—which will allow users to respond to posts with six different emojis.