News & Reviews:   Reactions

Just a few hours ago, the CEO of Meta Mark Zuckerberg just posted that reactions on WhatsApp will start rolling out today. Although we haven't got them yet, we just have to wait patiently for this exciting function to appear soon.

Back in early 2022, we already knew that WhatsApp could be working on a new Communities function for the mobile app. Well, Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg and WhatsApp have just confirmed the vision for it and here's what you can expect.

Telegram just released a bunch of new features before the year ends. Not only it has brought reactions to chats, but the messaging platform has also presented some interesting ones such as Spoiler and QR code customization. Now, let's find out how they will work in action!

Again, Twitter is working on another new feature that allows users to express more emotions like we're doing on Facebook. Recently, we've seen the social media platform testing features like Tip Jar and Super Follow. This new one could more interesting as it'll be available to all users instead of targeting to monetize the platform.

If you guys are having fun with the reaction buttons on Facebook, you're going to appreciate this newfound feature on Twitter. Jane Manchun Wong, a tech blogger who often discovers hidden code in apps, has found out that Twitter will be bringing different emoji reactions to tweets. Therefore, is Twitter finally letting us react to tweets instead of just pressing the 'love' button?

Are you a fan of Facebook Messenger? It looks like you would soon be able to react to individual messages on the popular app. The feature, which is already available on Facebook’s News Feed, is currently being tested by random users. There’s a total of 5 reaction emoji(s) and another 2 others, which are thumbs up and thumbs down, which meant you could now dislike or disagree to a message. The 5 reaction emoji includes expression of love, funny, shocked, sad, and frown.