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Update: Friday, 12:33 p.m. ET: A Facebook spokesperson provided the following statement on the profile search feature: "We’re piloting a way to search for people’s posts from within their Profiles. You can only search for posts that you can already see They say that politics makes strange bedfellows. Sometimes it’s the same in technology, and we have a fresh example with Google and Facebook. According to a Wall Street Journal report the two companies have apparently struck an agreement that allows NEW YORK — Facebook’s wimpy search tool just turned into a beast. The social network made it possible on Thursday for people to look across all public Facebook posts — not just stuff from friends, groups, and pages that users follow. In addition Everyone's Facebook public profile information is now on Google. Google and Facebook have partnered up to make Facebook's mobile app search friendly, which means that any post, photo and video set as a "Public" post could potentially surface in a random Facebook will reportedly provide a boost for Google searches, allowing data from its mobile app to show up in a Google search. The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that Facebook has begun allowing Google to crawl and index its mobile app. For users There are numerous signs found across texts and stories indicating the end of the world. Most are open to interpretation, but any kind of partnership between rivals like Facebook and Google is reason enough to say goodbye to your loved ones. In what .

A Facebook search for the name ‘Bilal Hadfi’ listed five accounts with this name. The first such one had a clearly labelled URL: ‘facebook.com/bilal.hadfi.1’. Each of the five Facebook profiles was carefully examined and archived for pictures Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window) Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Christopher Abeyta vanished from his home in 1986. COLORADO SPRINGS 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 Facebook wants to eliminate the process of meticulously scrolling through a friend’s page to dig up old posts. The social network is testing a new feature on the desktop and its iPhone app that would allow users to search individual profile pages .