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Microsoft announced on the Bing Search blog that you can now search Bing to discover your friends’ photos within Facebook.

If you activated the social bar within Bing and enabled Facebook to connect to Bing, then your search results in the Bing social bar may have photos from your friends’

Facebook feeds. You can also browse and search Facebook photos directly at bing.com/friendsphotos.

Here is a screen shot of how it looks in the Bing Social Bar:

Here is a screen shot of the full Bing Friends’ Photos search page:

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Microsoft says “your Facebook privacy settings are always respected.” Adding, “your Facebook friends will only be able to see the photos you have made viewable, and you will only see photos your friends have made viewable, and your photos will never be shared with the public.”

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The Unofficial Facebook Advanced Search Engine

Facebook doesn’t have an easy-to-use advanced search engine, so one guy built his own. “Search Is Back” lets you use familiar drop-down menus to find people by city, relationship status, school, first name, and more. Plus you can search for photos, events, posts, and other stuff.

What’s special here is that you don’t need to know Facebook’s complicated Graph Search terms like “Friends of Friends named Sarah who went to Stanford and work at Google”. Search Is Back turns your simple menu selections into the proper URL and sends you to the search results page on Facebook’s official site with no extra login required.

Unfortunately, the product usually only works for people in the US who have received the Graph Search rollout. One thing that helps is adjusting your Facebook language setting to US English if you don’t use that already.

Some examples of what you could use Search Is Back to search for include:

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What people from your home town are single and live in your current city
Who your friends of friends are at a company with a job you’re applying for
Which friends live in a city you’re visiting
Who that person on Tinder is who says their name is Sam/Samantha, lives in San Francisco, and went to UCLA
Who that person you met at a party was that was friends with your buddy Dan and works at Google
You can also use it to find photos, events, Likes, and posts, such as:

All the photos tagged with two particular people (not that you’d stalk your ex)
Events happening tonight that your friends are invited to, so you can find something to do
Posts from friends about London, so you can get recommendations for a vacation
Friends in your city that Like a certain musician, so you can find people to go to the concert with

Search Is Back was built by Michael Morgenstern, a filmmaker from San Francisco who was fed up with how hard it was to search Facebook.

Facebook declined my request for comment regarding Search Is Back. However, a close reading of its Platform Policies shows Facebook doesn’t technically prohibit how the site works.

The social network made a big deal of its Graph Search feature for finding specific things back in 2013, but using sentences instead of traditional keywords confused people. In fact, Facebook VP of Search Tom Stocky told me in October that “the interaction model for search with these natural language phrases was not right for a mass audience.”

So then Facebook launched full-text post search, but that made Graph Searching even tougher since Facebook would confuse sentences for keywords. Facebook does have some advanced search features, but they’re split up and buried in weird places like the Find Friends tool and the sidebar options of old-school pre-Graph searches.

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How to Find People on Facebook

This teaches you how to find friends on Facebook, both by searching for new friends and by browsing through your existing friends. You can do this on both the desktop version of Facebook and the mobile app. If you don't yet have a Facebook account, you'll need to create one before continuing.

Method 1 Finding New Friends on Desktop

1.Open Facebook. Go to https:www.facebook.com in your browser. This will open your News Feed if you're logged into Facebook.
If you aren't logged in, enter in the upper-right side of the page the email address and password that you use to log into Facebook.

2.Click the "Friends" icon. It's a silhouette of two people in the upper-right side of the Facebook page. A drop-down menu will appear.

3.Click Find Friends. This link is in the upper-right side of the drop-down menu. Doing so will open a list of suggested friends.

4.Review the results. You can click Add Friend to the right of a person whom you know, or you can click a person's profile to view more information about them if their security settings allow for it.
You can narrow the search results by selecting different filters (e.g., location) on the right side of the page.

Method 2 Finding New Friends on Mobile

1.Open Facebook. Tap the Facebook app icon, which resembles a white "f" on a dark-blue background. This will open the News Feed if you're logged into Facebook.
If you aren't logged in, enter the email address and password that you use to log into Facebook.

2.Tap ☰. It's either in the bottom-right corner of the screen (iPhone) or at the top of the screen (Android). A menu will appear.

3.Tap Friends. It's near the top of the menu.
On Android, this option will say 'Find Friends instead.

4.Tap Suggestions. This tab is in the upper-left corner of the screen. Doing so will bring up a list of suggested friends.

5.Review the results. You can tap Add Friend to the right of a person's profile to add them to your friends list, or you can tap a person's profile to view more information about them if their security settings allow for it.

Method 3 Browsing Existing Friends on Desktop

1.Open Facebook. Go to https/www.facebook.com in your browser. This will open your News Feed if you're logged into Facebook.
If you aren't logged in, enter in the upper-right side of the page the email address and password that you use to log into Facebook.

2.Click your name tab. It's in the upper-right side of the page. Doing so will open your profile page.

3.Click the Friends tab. You'll find this option below and to the right of your profile picture. A list of your friends will open.

4.Review the results. You can scroll through the friends listed on this page, or you can type a specific friend's name into the search box to the right of the "Friends" heading.

Method 4 Browsing Existing Friends on Mobile

1.Open Facebook. Tap the Facebook app icon, which resembles a white "f" on a dark-blue background. This will open the News Feed if you're logged into Facebook.
If you aren't logged in, enter the email address and password that you use to log into Facebook.

2.Tap ☰. It's either in the bottom-right corner of the screen (iPhone) or at the top of the screen (Android). A menu will appear.

3.Tap Friends. This option is in the menu.

4.Review the results. You can scroll through a list of your current friends here, or you can type a friend's name into the search bar at the top of the page.

Method 5 Searching for a Specific Friend

1.Open Facebook. Go to https:www.facebook.com/ (desktop) or tap the Facebook app icon (mobile). This will open your News Feed if you're logged in.
If you aren't logged in, enter the email address and password that you use to log into Facebook before continuing.

2.Select the search bar. It's the text box at the top of the Facebook page.

3.Type in a friend's name. Enter the name of the person whom you want to find on Facebook.

4.Select the friend's name. In the drop-down box that appears below the search bar, click or tap the name that matches the one that you typed in.

5.Select the People tab. It's either at the top of the page (desktop) or in the upper-left corner of the screen (mobile).

6.Review the results. You'll see a list of profiles that match the name that you entered; look for your friend here. If you find your friend, you can select their profile picture to view their profile or add them as a friend.
You can narrow the results by selecting a filter on the left side of the page (desktop). On mobile, you'll do this by tapping Filters in the upper-left side of the screen and then selecting a filter (e.g., location)

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