The new Facebook reactions include six ways to respond to a post or photo — five more than you had with only the like button. This guide will show you how to use Facebook Reactions on the web ...

Facebook created reaction emojis to give people more ways how they can express their feelings to a post rather than the ineffective 'Like". Now you can choose from Like, Love, Care, HaHa ...

Eventually content producers and publishers will get more granular detail on how people are responding emotionally to posts. So how are Facebook users reacting to Reactions?

Starting in 2017, Facebook’s ranking algorithm treated emoji reactions as five times more valuable than “likes,” internal documents reveal. The theory was simple: Posts that prompted lots of ...

Likes will no longer help you as much as Loves. Facebook’s algorithm is now rewarding posts that get more Reactions – whether it’s Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, or Angry – with more visibility in ...

Facebook's solution to the frequently requested "dislike" button is here. The company revealed today it is testing "Reactions," a set of six emoji that can be chosen when liking a post simply ...

a product design director at Facebook who worked on the reactions product. At the time, users had the option to post a sticker or---gasp---leave a written comment on a friend’s story.

But Facebook has finally introduced a more elegant solution for you to appropriately acknowledge your friends’ posts without actually having to write something: Reactions. Reactions are ...

We’ve known since last year that Facebook was working on a replacement for the Like button, which offered quick reactions to posts, but could be awkward when users “like” a post that isn’t ...