Now that downvotes are available for some users, that doesn’t mean that every tweet you may not agree with is up for a downvote.
Per Android Central, it seems that downvotes are only limited to tweet responses, not the original tweet. While Twitter Support has yet to address the claim, they did share a good piece of news that users will appreciate: privacy with down votes.
In Twitter Support’s tweet, they made it a point to explain that downvotes are only visible to the user. So, for those who think they may be embarrassed by this temporary feature, there’s no need to worry.
Plus, any upvotes a tweet gets will be displayed as a like. Twitter Support also notes that votes will not change the order of replies.
While the jury is still out on the Twitter up- and downvote feature, it will be interesting to see if developers decide to keep it around for good. And of course, users are now holding out hope that an edit feature will become a reality very soon.
Source : https://www.distractify.com/p/how-to-get-the-twitter-dislike-button