One of the most memorable elements of Facebook is the Like button. It’s a simple feature which has allowed you to show your support for a post or photo. However, it didn’t allow users to express themselves as they might in real life. For this reason, Facebook has introduced a new set of emotions for users to use, simply named as Reactions. These new selectable options include Love, Haha, Sad, Wow and Angry. Before, if something made you angry, you didn’t have any other option than to show it by commenting and perhaps liking the post within a different contextual way. You’re now able to show how you feel in a more direct way. Whilst a small change, it’s sure to alter the way in which members use the site. The new shiny icons will be found when you hover over the Like button. Of course, Facebook Reactions might not be conceived well with the privacy conscious, partly because it allows Facebook to understand far more about yourself and your decisions. This is sure to be considered a downside. Facebook have said that they hope to learn how users interact with the Reactions. Does this new feature wow you? Or does it take away the simplicity Facebook originally branded itself upon? Leave your thoughts in the comment box below. About the Author Latest PostsAbout JayJay is the Founder / Admin and Editor in Chief here at TechDaring. Jay's passions delve into the realms of tech and web enterprise. Jaguar Land Rover Ready To Experiment With Autonomous Technology - July 13, 2016Reasons Why 4K Resolution is Ready for Take Off - July 8, 2016Digital Scent Technology: The Perfect Companion for Virtual Reality? - May 28, 2016Reasons Why Apple has Lost the Sparkle it Once Had - May 26, 2016The Dark Side: Are You Better Off Without Facebook? - May 20, 2016Reasons Why Tablet Sales are Shrinking - May 13, 2016Daily Mail Owner considering bid for Yahoo - April 11, 2016Samsung S7 Edge Review - March 11, 2016Facebook: The Like Button Evolves - February 24, 2016Samsung S7 and S7 Edge Launch: Past Features Return - February 21, 2016View All Posts