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 ...

Facebook's algorithms gave an "angry" reaction five times the weight of a traditional "like." After years of research, employees realized the result was more "toxicity." IE 11 is not supported.

SAN FRANCISCO — Here's something you might love: You don't have to just "like" Facebook posts anymore. By popular demand, Facebook is going beyond the ubiquitous thumbs-up button with a new ...

An (eventual) change in approach — Roughly four years after their introduction and outsized weight metric, Facebook finally adjusted how emoji responses factor into users’ News Feed algorithms ...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg even encouraged users to use the angry face emoji to react to posts they didn’t like, without the users knowing it would push more content they didn’t like.