information suggests you may have been unknowingly amplifying dangerous content on the site. morning, everyone. according to new internal documents recently provided to congress by former employee frances haugen, there were studies on facebook's algorithm for sorting posts on your news feed. when the social media giant unveiled five reaction emojis in 2017, it did not tell users that each emoji was worth five likes at the time. these posts with more reactions were then prioritized to appear higher in users' feeds. stay with me here. soon after rolling out this feature, internal studies reportedly found that angry reactions were, quote, much more frequent on posts containing low quality news misinformation,

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