Facebook Update
The Facebook like button is starting to get well old and boring and users are demanding some change. We’ve all heard about the dislike button right? Well, Facebook still doesn’t like that idea and they have come up with an alertnative.
Late last year, the company announced Facebook Reactions as a Like button alternative that comes in the form of six emoji’s with the following sentiments: angry, sad, wow, haha, yay and love.
While the effort was first tested in Spain and Ireland, and then trickled it out to Chile, the Philippines, Portugal and Colombia, Reactions is finally headed to the U.S. For more details be sure to check out the video above.
January 28, 2016
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