There’s no sign yet that Facebook executives are considering testing out the new like and dislike options on the Facebook website or app. If the emotion options are pushed through, it would be ...

There’s also thumbs-up and thumbs-down emoji, with the latter being described as the longed-for ‘dislike button.’ I admit, I haven’t tried this yet. Only a handful of people have.

Not everyone has access to the Dislike emoji and it is not clear if Facebook will roll this out to all Messenger users over a period of time. That decision likely depends on how testing goes and ...

Facebook has launched its long-awaited 'dislike' button in the form of a series of emoji. Dubbed 'Reactions', Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said it was "a more expressive Like button". The ...

For the first time in its history, Facebook is testing a dislike button — but not in news feeds. Instead, the "thumbs-down" is now appearing as a Reactions option in some users' Facebook Messenger.

Facebook is testing a new feature with a small subset of users that includes the closest thing yet to a true Dislike button. Called Messenger Reactions, the experimental feature enables people to ...

And another interesting detail is that Facebook engineers, they will prioritize the posts that get a lot of emoji reactions, including the anger emoji, by five-to-one over the regular Like.

Hover over a message and tap the emoji button to add a Reaction Reaction counter TechCrunch reader Hoan Do sent us a tip that Facebook Messenger is showing some users a Reactions option. When you ...

Facebook has always lacked a "Dislike" button for the News Feed. Now Facebook is testing the waters with a "Dislike" button, but it is likely going to be available just for the Messenger service.

Facebook’s Dislike Button Is Here–In the Form of Emoji Reactions By Georgia Wells and Deepa Seetharaman Updated Oct. 8, 2015 12:29 pm ET ...