It Was Possible to 'Like Drop' by Double-clicking on Facebook

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From a few days ago some Facebook users in Vietnam said they received a small notice that appeared in the corner of the app to report a new way of liking. When they followed the instructions to double click on the News Feed photo, a "super big" Like icon appeared in the middle of the photo, similar to the heart on Instagram.

When you double click on a photo with a black background on Facebook, the Like icon appears.

In fact, Facebook has introduced this new feature in many countries since the beginning of last month but now has just landed in Vietnam. Today, this feature has only been updated for some iOS users. Perhaps Android users will have to wait a while longer.

Previously, when a user double-clicked on the image, the zoom feature was activated. But when this feature changes to Like, to zoom the image, users have to do it manually by using 2-finger drag.

Below is a video recording how this new feature works on Facebook by Editor Matt Navarra from TheNextWeb news page - one of the people who received the latest update (June 9) posted on personal Twitter page..

Facebook updates the "likes" feature by double-clicking on photos, just like dropping hearts on Instagram is one of the signs that Facebook's determination to implement its intention to merge 3 of its own applications. is Facebook owner, Instagram and WhatsApp into one as per the long-term plan announced by the company.

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