Back in 2016, recognizing that the range of human emotion extended beyond either "like" or "agnostic," Facebook went beyond the thumbs up, introducing a slew of new reaction options: the heart; the ...

Facebook’s “like” button isn’t going away, but it’s about to get some company. Facebook has been testing alternatives to “like” in about a half-dozen countries, including Ireland, Spain and Japan. On ...

In this particular optical illusion, an image filled with countless emojis conceals one angry face. The task is simple yet tricky: spot the angry emoji within six seconds. At first glance, the image ...