Facebook Graph Search

A Facebook search capability introduced in beta in 2013. Along with a regular Web search, Graph Search enables members to ask questions about what their friends like, do and recommend. For example, a member can search for friends who like to dance, swim or play tennis. Members can find friends who recommend their doctors, dentists or other professionals. See Facebook.

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In the case of the Facebook Graph Search, however, a retailer first must have a network of Facebook friends before it can view those friends' profiles in full.

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Graph Search, although currently in beta version and therefore not yet available to all Facebook members, is now accessible for a limited number of users who had previously signed up to be on the "waiting list" since Facebook Graph Search was first launched by Mark Zuckerburg on Jan 15th 2013.

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