Yeah, there's no reason to believe that the Telegraph would have the exclusive scoop on this. Even in the few sentences shown in the paywall preview, it's clear

Yeah, there's no reason to believe that the Telegraph would have the exclusive scoop on this. Even in the few sentences shown in the paywall preview, it's clear how thin the sourcing is: > Founder Jack Dorsey last week admitted at a Twitter event that he was not a fan of the heart-shaped button and that it would be getting rid of it “soon”. That's the only news or "fact" in the lede -- the content that immediately follows is boilerplate: > The feature was introduced in 2015 to replace “favourites”, a star-shaped button that allowed people to bookmark tweets to read later. Similar buttons to “like” or show appreciation of people’s status updates, pictures and videos have become a central function of every popular social media service since Facebook introduced them. > But psychologists have suggested that they may be causing social media addiction.