Facebook Dislike Button

Oleh Benn

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Facebook is finally going to do it -- it's finally going to make a "Dislike" button. The format of the button is still unclear, but the company has been working on the concept for a while and expects to roll it out soon. "We have an idea that we're going Facebook Inc. is expanding its emotional range. The social-networking company said it is finally letting users do more than “like” what they see in their news feed, a move that businesses may favor with a thumbs up. Facebook users can hold down the Facebook is working on a 'dislike' button, its founder Mark Zuckerberg has announced, after years of resisting popular demand for such a tool. During a question-and-answer session at the social network's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, he revealed After years of users’ pleas seemingly falling on deaf ears, Facebook is officially — finally — building some kind of “Dislike” button. CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed the plans for such a button during a Q&A session at the company’s headquarters Questions about issues in the news for students 13 and older. Do you use Facebook? What do you think about Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement this week that it will be testing a “dislike” button? What benefits and what problems can you imagine such a It’s true — the long discussed and often rumored Facebook ‘dislike’ button is officially on the way. This new came straight from CEO Mark Zuckerberg during one of his live Town Hall Q&A’s today, where he also admitted the process of creating such .

Facebook is to add a "dislike" button to its social network, founder Mark Zuckerberg has said. In a Q+A session held at Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, the 31-year-old said the button would be a way for people to express empathy. The fabled, long-request Facebook “Dislike” button may finally become reality, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said during a Q&A session on Tuesday. But instead of being a catch-all “This sucks” identifier used to brand clickbait and racist memes from Uncle The world has waited nearly a decade to show their disdain on Facebook with a single click. Now, Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook is finally building a button. “I think people have asked about the dislike button for many years. Today is a special day .