TikTok is testing a private “dislike” button. Cormac Keenan, the head of trust and safety at TikTok, wrote a press release for the company Newsroom to announce the new safety update. Users may start ...

YouTube is testing a new Shorts Dislike button that merges “Dislike” and “Not interested” into a single thumbs-down option.

A dislike button is apparently coming to TikTok soon, but it will be only visible for comments, and the gesture remains a rather private affair. TikTok announced that the company is currently testing ...

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YouTube confirmed the change in a new support post, indicating that what once used to be a one-tap icon on the right has now ...

Google is testing out new ways to improve dislikes on YouTube Shorts, and it could come with hiding the button in a new menu.

Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, is continuing to develop a downvoting feature that will be used to improve how replies are ranked. Although the company has not yet officially announced its plans, ...

Facebook has finally caved - the Menlo Park, California-based social media site is finally adding a 'dislike' button - in its messenger app. Facebook, the largest social media network in the world, ...

Instagram is testing a new dislike button, which the company has signaled is a way for users to effectively downvote a distasteful or irrelevant comment. The dislike button is only for comments, and ...

“We’re testing this to understand the types of replies you find relevant in a convo, so we can work on ways to show more of them,” explained Twitter Support. “Your downvotes aren’t public, while your ...

The news media recently exploded when reports surfaced that Facebook was developing a “dislike” button. TechCrunch then clarified that the story had been misreported—instead of developing a “dislike” ...

Facebook has launched its long-awaited 'dislike' button in the form of a series of emoji. Dubbed 'Reactions', Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said it was "a more expressive Like button". The feature ...