Facebook users will soon no longer view the number of likes, reactions and video views on other’s posts in a world-first experiment directed at increasing users’ wellbeing, reported the Guardian.
The British journal promptly reported that the new trial is set to kick off Friday in Australia.
Facebook Australia’s director of policy Mia Garlick announced the intended move was based on wellbeing investigation and constructive feedback from mental health professionals that the considerable number of likes can generate social comparison.
“We’ve had really positive feedback from a lot of the anti-bullying groups and mental health organisations that we work with,” Garlick stated.
“It really is just taking that number out of the equation, so that people can focus on the quality of their interactions and the quality of the content rather than on the number of likes or reactions.” she added .
Afef Hammami, a physician specializing in geriatrics, explained in a statement to TAP that self-medication…
Mr. Nabil Ammar, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisians Abroad, led the Tunisian delegation…
Al Jazeera strongly criticized the Israeli government's decision to close its offices in Israel, calling…
Regional Director of Commerce in Tunis Maher Ghribi told TAP that 25,071 inspection visits had…
On instructions from the President of the Republic, Mr. Nabil Ammar, Minister of Foreign Affairs,…
Chinese President Xi Jinping landed in France on Sunday, with French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal…
This website uses cookies.