Broadcasters using Facebook's Live video feature will likely see a 25% drop in the number of unique reactions after Facebook stopped accidently counting all reactions. The company said it was working with broadcasters to fix the problem. There was also an issue with Share numbers, which differed when viewed through the Facebook app and when the URL is copied and pasted into Facebook’s search bar.
Broadcasters using Facebook's Live video feature will likely see a 25% drop in the number of unique reactions after Facebook stopped accidently counting all reactions. However, the total number of reactions to Live posts should increase by about 500%. There was also an issue with Share numbers, which differed when viewed through the Facebook app and when the URL is copied and pasted into Facebook’s search bar.