Twitter could soon launch reactions and downvotes, hidden code suggests | TechRadar

Home News Internet (Image credit: Shutterstock/XanderSt) Twitter could soon start offering a whole set of different ways to respond to tweets, based on hidden code spotted in the iOS version of the app – the long-rumored ability to react with emojis and downvotes now seems to be closer to launch than ever.That’s as per reverse engineering tipster @nima_owji (via 9to5Mac), who has done some digging into the Twitter app code. These features aren’t actually live yet for users, but it looks as though the software is laying the groundwork for them.Rumors about reactions coming to Twitter have been swirling for months now. When they appear, they should work in a similar way to the equivalent feature on Facebook: you’ll be able to add a thinking face, a sad face, a laughing face, a clap or a heart to any tweet that you come across on the platform.#Twitter is now able to store the data about your downvotes which means it’s coming! I guess they’ll use these data in order to make the “Sort” feature work.Also, they’ve changed its position. pic.twitter.com/21G3SdsU2iNovember 23, 2021See moreCheck out the best Black Friday dealsThe best laptops together in one placeNew leaks for the Samsung Galaxy…
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