Facebook is rolling out Graph Search, its newfangled social search engine, to everyone who uses the U.S. English language, the company announced Wednesday.
Graph Search provides a way for users to search for various topics and interests across the site based on their existing connections and friends. Graph Search lets users submit their queries in plain English, so people can search for things like, "Friends who live in my city," or "Hotels in San Francisco visited by my friends," or even, "Music liked by people who like the music that I like," Facebook notes.
The company began rolling out the tool to a limited number of people in January. At an introductory press conference at Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, CEO Mark Zuckerberg described Graph Search as an early stage feature that is still years away from being complete.
"Graph Search is a really big project, and it's going to take years and years to index the whole map of the graph," he said at the time.
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