

LinkedIn Removes “Curious” Reaction Option
LinkedIn has removed the “Curious” reaction option on posts. The feature allowed users to signal to the original poster that they were interested in learning more about the


LinkedIn has removed the “Curious” reaction option on posts. The feature allowed users to signal to the original poster that they were interested in learning more about the


Facebook has a feature that showed whether a user is currently offline or online. Twitter is looking to imitate such a status update. After Twitter opened a professional


Quick reactions are effective ways to encourage conversation and engagement. That is why Twitter has been exploring the use of Facebook reaction emojis. Besides the like option, the


Twitter is still adding fun ways to engage within the platform. It enabled game conversations, reaction pickers, tweemojis, and voice transformers. As it continuously works on reaction emojis,


Facebook takes the Messenger experience to the next level! After launching soundmojis during this year’s World Emoji Day, Facebook now enables emoji search on Messenger. This is in