Give the people what they want: tiny cartoon faces instead of actual words.<br />Facebook users in Spain and Ireland will reportedly be able to test versions of the social media website's "reactions" emojis as early as Friday.<br />Facebook has long had "stickers" for its messenger function, but perhaps it found people just want faces - not faces on pizza slices and ketchup bottles.<br />The company has expressed interest in moving beyond the "like" button for a while now.<br />Last month co-founder Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook was working on a "dislike" button, not for negativity but for users to show empathy.
