Users will soon be able to do more than "like" posts. They will be able to love them and express sympathy, anger or sadness with animated emoticons

Published: 11.10.2015
By Emmy colony

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Like it or not, Facebook Inc.'s trademark "like" button is set to get more expressive.

Users will soon be able to do more than "like" posts. They will be able to love them and express sympathy, anger or sadness with animated emoticons.

The social network said on Thursday it is launching a pilot test of "Reactions," with users able select from seven emotions, including like and "wow."

"Dislike," however, is not one of the options. read more http://mytechcolony..com.ng/