Comment by Nextgrid
6 years ago
To be fair I am an iOS user and found the reactions an unnecessary and annoying gimmick.
It’s faster to just type the “laughing with tears” emoji and press send than to use the equivalent reaction.
6 years ago
To be fair I am an iOS user and found the reactions an unnecessary and annoying gimmick.
It’s faster to just type the “laughing with tears” emoji and press send than to use the equivalent reaction.
I really like the "Liked" reaction after a former boss used it to signify "+1".
I've found that, in my social groups, "Liked" gets used as an acknowledgement for anything that doesn't require further discussion. Seems to clear up group chats of endless OKs back and forth, so I'm all for it.
Yup, exactly. I think that by itself makes it my most used reaction by an order of magnitude.
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It’s much easier to heart the thousandth photo of a fuzzy critter my sister has saved than to formulate a response. When it’s all iPhone users the chat is a lot cleaner too.
The android user would prefer Apple just didn’t communicate the reaction.