Say goodbye to the days of only being able to express your emotions through the generic sad, happy, angry or thumbs up emojis on Facebook ... look like, just tap on the mirror icon at the top ...

After more than a year of working to build alternatives to its trademark "like" button, Facebook's has globally launched emoji "Reactions." Users can still respond to a post or comment with ...

Now instead of a Like count, posts will display the total Reaction count, and show the icons of the most popular Reactions. This way, Facebook doesn ... on every post. Love – Reactions were ...

The photo hit Facebook last year ... as “Who loves French fries? Like & share if you do” and multiple images encouraging people to like and share if they love Jesus. There’s an image of ...

The number-one reaction: the heart emoji. According to Facebook, of the new options (so not including the standard “Like”) the “Love” reaction accounted for over half of the reactions used ...

It's just a little, clickable icon. But Facebook's "Like" button, with its omnipresent "thumbs up" symbol, has made the company billions of dollars. The story of the button's creation can be ...

Five years ago, Facebook gave its users five new ways to react to a post in their news feed beyond the iconic “like” thumbs-up: “love,” “haha,” “wow,” “sad” and “angry.” ...