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The feature allows users to search for topics and then see public post dating back to Facebook’s creations.
Twitter’s “Moments” is a news curation feature enabling users to find the best or most relevant content on Twitter.
So, we’d advise you to lock down your Facebook.
Yes! You have heard its right under the new updating, the Facebook Search would be quickly finding out what others are have commented on all the topics which are important to you. On a post-by-post basis, just before you hit “Post” you will see who can see this based on your decision above by simply looking left of the “Post” button. It also transforms Facebook into something similar to Google, although not as comprehensive.
Search FYI could well end up being a game changer for Facebook.
The move comes as Facebook battles with Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Twitter to be the key source of news, especially on mobile. He revealed that over one billion searchers are carried out on the platform every day. It’s increasingly competing with Google for ad relevancy and enterprise customers.
USA Today noted that Search has always been a work in progress for Facebook. Earlier this year, it announced in-app search. However, that was initially restricted only to posts by friends. “Now, it’s a discovery engine for real-time news that’s just slipped out of the future into the present”, according to the TechCrunch story.
On the other hand, it remains to be seen how the new search feature takes on the mighty Google.
CNET expressed that the new feature helps the company cement its position as the world’s top social network.
You’ll be given the self-explanatory options of “Only Me”, “Public” and “Friends”. “It gives us a different level of perspective”, Stocky was quoted as saying by TechCrunch.
In an interview to the Wall Street Journal, Stocky said that Facebook engineers had to create a system, called “Live Updates” that combs the social network and tracks changes to posts.
The results will be organized, since all searched content will be broken down into a list.
Conscious of possible privacy concerns, the American company says users can change the audience who can access their posts.
Click “See More Settings” at bottom of pop-up menu. This option would be great if you are managing a business page, but not really ideal for personal posts.
While a few country in Europe will undoubtedly attack or even sue Facebook over the decision, for those who don’t wish for their posts to become public it’s time to act now.
