Facebook Reactions has begun a worldwide rollout today following a lengthy testing period, and allows Facebook users to share an array of thoughts on posts.
If you wanted a dislike button, we’ve got good and bad news; you now have Facebook Reactions.
Today marks the official worldwide rollout of Facebook’s newest feature, which expands on the existing Like button by allowing users to share ‘Love’, ‘Haha’, ‘Wow’, ‘Sad’ or ‘Angry’ emotions under posts.
Read: Facebook set to add Reactions in lieu of a Dislike button
The move comes as a result of Facebook’s attention to community requests for a Dislike button, but the social network’s decision to instead look into ways for users to share different emotions on the site without explicitly negative intent.
Reactions has been trialed in Spain so far, and will begin rolling out worldwide today. According to Mark Zuckerberg himself, ‘Love’ is the most popular reaction so far.
What are your thoughts? Be sure to let us know in the comments below!
