One of Facebook’s most notable design cues is the like button, however the company will before long be getting rid of it for Facebook Pages. Beginning today with a vague measure of pages, there will be another plan, a devoted News Feed, a Q&A format, and more that Page supervisors will have the option to use.

The main change with this refresh is the removal of the like button and like count, which is really stunning given that the like catch has been a sign of Facebook’s for longer than 10 years. Facebook says that this will help Page directors improve thought of their actual fanbase, which makes sense; there are a huge load of pages people “liked” numerous years back that they have since unfollowed.

All things being equal, Facebook clients might have the option to follow Pages soon, and Pages will have the option to follow accounts also. Visually, Pages are getting a revive, which Facebook says will make it simpler for followers to see profiles and posts.

Facebook Pages will likewise be getting their own News Feed, which is the place where they’ll see posts and updates from the accounts they follow. Comments from Pages will be appeared at the highest point of comments areas, and there will be a follow button close to those comments. There will likewise be a Q&A work that Page supervisors will have the option to use to more readily handle inquiries from fans.

In conclusion, Page management will pick up a touch of functionality; supervisors will have the option to pick accurately which segments (Insights, Ads, Content, and Community Activity and Messages) every individual will have the option to control.

Moreover, Facebook says that it’s likewise improving location of hate speech and impersonation, just as violent, and spam content. It’s likewise proceeding to give out confirmed check marks to assist with impersonation.

These progressions are obviously turning out today, with a more extensive rollout coming in the coming months.