Facebook adds a 'hug' reaction to show care and support to people online. Parading an emoji hugging a heart, the social networking site hopes that the new reaction will make people feel more connected with their loved ones during the pandemic. The new reaction, which is scheduled to roll out next week globally on the Facebook app and website, can be used in reacting to posts, comments, images, and videos. Read more in our articles including "Facebook adds 'hug' reaction" and "Xiaomi unveils AI Coding Agent with Long-Term Memory".
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Jun 10, 2026Facebook adds a 'hug' reaction to show care and support to people online. Parading an emoji hugging a heart, the social networking site hopes that the new reaction will make people feel more connected with their loved ones during the pandemic.
The new reaction, which is scheduled to roll out next week globally on the Facebook app and website, can be used in reacting to posts, comments, images, and videos.
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