Facebook Graph Search Will Be Available to All US Based Users Very Soon
Starting soon, Facebook's Graph Search will be available to every user based in the United States.
Consumers who have waited to try this out will finally be able to get their hands on the new feature from Facebook.
Facebook' Graph Search is coming to you pretty soon, and to be more specific, it is coming to all consumers who use the social network in 'US English.
' A report from The New York Times and ABC News says that this will be rolled out to Facebook consumers in the United States this week, and will eventually be made available to a much wider consumers base in the weeks to come.
For now, it's the consumers based in US who get to try it out first, followed by consumers in other regions who use Facebook with the US English Language option.
Graph Search has been in the beta stage since the start of the year, and a few users had the opportunity to try it out.
Graph Search is an advanced search functionality that uses the meta data stored on Facebook to conduct the search and deliver interestingly accurate results.
The kinds of search queries you can use are 'Friends who live in San Francisco,' 'Friends who listen to heavy metal' or 'Songs and Movies liked by my friends.
' So now you must have a good idea about what Graph Search is all about and how it's supposed to work.
As of now, Graph Search will only work on the full Facebook website (the desktop version), but there's no information available as to when the feature will be supported on mobile platforms like iOS and Android.
Unfortunately, there is also no information about when this feature will be available to other countries and languages.
Finally, before you go ahead and try out Graph Search, there are some things you should know.
The most important being that the feature has not been perfected yet, hence you might end up with unexpected or irrelevant results at time.
You don't have to worry about your privacy and information being accessed by your friends and family as it will respect your privacy settings and will search and display only that information that you have made public.
This could be an ideal time for you to try this new feature and find some new friends to communicate with, without the worry of losing your privacy.
Consumers who have waited to try this out will finally be able to get their hands on the new feature from Facebook.
Facebook' Graph Search is coming to you pretty soon, and to be more specific, it is coming to all consumers who use the social network in 'US English.
' A report from The New York Times and ABC News says that this will be rolled out to Facebook consumers in the United States this week, and will eventually be made available to a much wider consumers base in the weeks to come.
For now, it's the consumers based in US who get to try it out first, followed by consumers in other regions who use Facebook with the US English Language option.
Graph Search has been in the beta stage since the start of the year, and a few users had the opportunity to try it out.
Graph Search is an advanced search functionality that uses the meta data stored on Facebook to conduct the search and deliver interestingly accurate results.
The kinds of search queries you can use are 'Friends who live in San Francisco,' 'Friends who listen to heavy metal' or 'Songs and Movies liked by my friends.
' So now you must have a good idea about what Graph Search is all about and how it's supposed to work.
As of now, Graph Search will only work on the full Facebook website (the desktop version), but there's no information available as to when the feature will be supported on mobile platforms like iOS and Android.
Unfortunately, there is also no information about when this feature will be available to other countries and languages.
Finally, before you go ahead and try out Graph Search, there are some things you should know.
The most important being that the feature has not been perfected yet, hence you might end up with unexpected or irrelevant results at time.
You don't have to worry about your privacy and information being accessed by your friends and family as it will respect your privacy settings and will search and display only that information that you have made public.
This could be an ideal time for you to try this new feature and find some new friends to communicate with, without the worry of losing your privacy.