Facebook Reactions

Belgian police warn Facebook users from using 'Reactions' button to protect privacy

Belgian police have asked citizens to shun Facebook's "Reactions" buttons to protect their privacy, the media reported on Sunday.

New Facebook extension lets you use Donald Trump an emoji Reaction

Just a few weeks after Facebook introduced the new Reactions, a new browser extension for Chrome and Firefox has been released which lets users swap the standard emojis in yellow with sets of custom reactions, including sets of Pokémon, Donald Trump.

Wow, sad, angry and more : Facebook launches Reactions worldwide

Facebook users around the globe can now do more than "like" a post. They can love it, laugh at it or feel angered by it.

Advertisers cannot use new Facebook 'reactions' to target viewers

Facebook advertisers love the idea of using the social network's new anger, humor and other emoticon buttons to better target audiences, but they are :( that the company is not letting them do so right away.

Facebook may not get a dislike button, but 'Reactions' is coming soon

Facebook hasn't really churned out a dislike button, but has released several reactions in the form of emojis to express anger in a subtle way.