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YouTube hides 'dislike' counts to discourage attacks - NewsDay Zimbabwe

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YouTube announced on Wednesday the tally of “dislike” clicks on videos will no longer be visible to the public to protect creators from harassment and targeted attacks. A public count of likes — or dislikes — that social media posts rack up is regularly cited by critics as harmful to well-being, and Facebook as well […]

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