Facebook Search Engines

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The results will appear as "deep links" that take users to the Facebook mobile app. Google is trying to make sure its search engine remains useful on smartphones. Google already indexes information from public Facebook profiles on the Web. But it can't That's the big takeaway from new data released by Google on which search results about themselves European Internet users were able to hide under the "right to be forgotten" policy. The top site targeted was Facebook, followed by Profile Engine But available search engines could not come up with specific locations where to look for them. Desperate and frustrated, he was frantically looking for various pages and groups in Facebook as a last resort hoping to find something when he finally came Facebook is testing its own in-app search engine that will allow users to post links in a status update without having to visit Google, the company has confirmed. Some U.S. users of the Facebook app will see an "add a link" option next to buttons to add Google wiped away 10,220 URLs on Facebook; YouTube and Twitter also ranked in the Those examples fit with how the search engine has positioned its defense in its ongoing European privacy saga — as a defender of public interest, trumpeting, in the Facebook Graph Search. The tool, a search engine really, indexes all the information on Facebook, from photos posted to things liked. It filters that information down to that which is shared with you (by the people you have on Facebook) or is made public .

Facebook today (Oct. 22) rolled out a new version of its search engine — dubbed Search FYI — that examines every public post on the social network. The search engine looks unchanged, and Facebook hasn't notified users about the update, but it may It looks like Facebook is finally taking search more seriously. The company is reportedly working overtime on improving its own search feature, which leads us to wonder if it may even have something bigger up its sleeve. We’ve written about the major Facebook Search will work almost the same way as Google as it allowed you to search its more than 2 trillion posts. This feature is accessible through a search bar that you can find on its website or FB’s mobile app. For example, if you type the word Now, I’ve had a couple good sandwiches at Facebook’s café, but I don’t remember ever being knocked off my feet. Something with the search engine seemed screwy. These sometimes strange results aren’t fatal. Zuckerberg and others who worked on the .