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How To Search For Pictures On Facebook

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How To Search For Pictures On Facebook
How To Search For Pictures On Facebook
How to see a friend's hidden Facebook photos
Reuters/Lucy NicholsonWe've all done it. We have all hidden pictures from our Facebook Timeline for one reason or another. But those pictures may be more visible than you might realize.

Whether you hide tagged photos from your Timeline or simply leave tagged images pending approval in your Timeline Review, the truth is, if those images are still tagged of you in any way, more people can see them than you think.
Here's how it works

Facebook's Graph Search makes it pretty easy to creep on just about anyone, even if you aren't friends with them, and find tons of images of they are tagged in.

By simply searching "Photos of" with the name of the person you want to search, you can see any image they are tagged in, even if they hid it from their feed.Facebook

The caveat is if you are not friends with the person you are searching, you will only see images that are shared with the public or images that have been tagged by a mutual friend or a friend of a friend.

You'll see all the images available, including ones that aren't hidden from their timeline.
How to keep your hidden photos hidden

If you want to keep your hidden pics under the radar you can simply remove the tag. This will make it so the images are not searchable.

You can also adjust your privacy settings for "Timeline and Tagging" so that when you are tagged in a post it doesn't get shared with anyone but you.

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Keep in mind, though, that those people in the original poster's audience will still be able to see the image if they perform a Facebook Graph search for your photos.

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logo of fb

logo of fb

logo of fb

For the first time since its creation in 2005, Facebook has changed its logo.

When the social network was created, the company's goal was to have a logo that looked "grown up" in order to be taken seriously, Josh Higgins, the creative director at Facebook told CNBC. "Now that we are established, we set out to modernize the logo to make it feel more friendly and approachable," he said.
Eric Olsen, whose Klavika typeface was used in the original logo, helped develop this new custom typeface to reflect where the company is now and where it's headed, a Facebook spokesperson said.


The updated corporate logo will be making its way to signage at the Facebook offices and to their growing family of apps.

While the logo has been redesigned, the favicon—the standalone "f" logo appearing at the top of the homepage—will remain unchanged.

Here's a closer comparison of Facebook's old logo and its new, redesigned logo, which is pictured on the right.