This may not be what everyone wants, but it is about improving the well-being of users while maintaining their commitment.
Facebook is preparing to hide its sympathies and reactions on its own website. This simply means that Facebook will remove public visibility from the number of likes, comments and videos on Facebook posts and ads.
Your friends and family will always be able to like and add emoji comments to your posts, but they won't be able to see how many other people have interacted with them.
The same goes if you want to see how many people liked a post from someone you know; that information on counts will now only be visible to the author of a post, who can still see the number of Likes or reactions their posts are getting, it just won’t be public.