Instagram is beginning to test a button that “gives people a private way to signal that they don’t feel good about that particular comment,” Instagram boss Adam Mosseri says in a post on Threads. The button, based on a screenshot from a Threads user, is a downward-facing arrow next to the like button in comments.

After users noticed a new button on Instagram to downvote or dislike comments, the company confirmed that it is testing a way for users to signal that

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Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced that the popular social media app is testing a feature that allows users to dislike comments. If you decide to dislike a comment, your action remains private, and no dislike count is displayed on the app. The dislike icon is represented by a downward-facing arrow next to the like button on a comment.

Instagram users don’t “like” this change. The Meta-owned social media platform appears to be testing a new feature that allows users to “dislike” comments, but the tool has been slammed as promoting bullying and negativity.