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A Reason to Check Your Facebook Privacy Settings

The graph search tool(the new facebook update) was launched in January to a select number of beta users and engineers.
Facebook rolls out search tool that scans billions of profiles to find everything from your favourite films to your embarrassing photos!!!

In recent months Facebook has been encouraging people to enter more information about themselves on their profiles, including work and education history, family information and so on. Graph Search uses any of this information about you that you have shared publicly - plus any pages that you've liked - including relationship statuses, addresses, phone numbers and check-ins.

However, any information that is set as private, or has been shared with only a select group of people, will not be used to populate the graphs!!!

Facebook Graph Search

Facebook has begun rolling out its Graph Search to English-speaking users, enabling them to find out specific details about their friends.

How To Enable It?

CLICK HERE AND THEN PRESS "Join Waiting List"!!!

Previously Facebook users could only search for brands or friends by name and location; Graph Search lets users find specific information including their friends' favourite films, restaurants, likes and dislikes, work and education history and more, using filters.
For example, users can search for friends in London who are vegetarians, friends of friends who like yoga, or photos of a boyfriend from a certain month or year.

Graph Search uses any of this information about you that you have shared publicly - plus any pages that you've liked - including relationship statuses, addresses, phone numbers and check-ins.This includes data shared with friends and friends of friends. However, any information that is set as private, or has been shared with only a select group of people, will not be used to populate the graphs.

How To Find Anything On The Internet

Learning to navigate the World Wide Web effectively is an important skill, and there are lots of different ways for you to find the information you are looking for.
As well as the advanced search function, there are a load of operator hacks you can use to refine your search results. Check out the excellent Google Guide for a full list.

Here is a selection of some useful ones:

• salsa -dance will find pages containing “salsa” but not “dance”
• castle ~glossary will find pages containing glossaries and terminology related to “castle”
• define:trick will bring up definitions of the word “trick”
• ~crocodile will search for the word “crocodile” and similar words
• lon sfo to book flights from London to San Francisco
• delta flight 5778 to check the status of this flight
• what time is it in New York to find out the time in this city
• fb pass 2013 site:www.bluetechno.blogspot.com to search only Bluetechno blog for the word “fb pass 2013”
• fb pass 2013 -site:www.bluetechno.blogspot.com to exclude Blutechno blog results from your search for “fb pass 2013”

Online Research:

Conducting online research is about more than just typing a few words into Google, even if you do know the operator hacks! There are a lot of resources out there to help you. Here’s how to find:

Etymology: Find the root of any word at Etymoline.

Newspapers: Newspapers dating back hundreds of years are available at the Google News Archives, but you can also use LexisNexis if you’ve got a subscription or can log on via a university network.

Scholarly Sources: Google Scholar is a compendium of thousands of research articles. Other good resources include the JSTOR database, and the excellent paid service, Questia.

And if you want to tap into the ‘digital brain’ of the Internet, use the twitter search feature and check out the most popular Google Insight stats to see what the online population are thinking about.

Finding Multimedia:

Pretty pictures and lovely sounds make the (cyber) world go round. Here are some resources for finding free photographs, video and music on the World Wide Web. Just, don’t breach any copyright laws, OK?

Movie Subtitles: OpenSubtitles.org is the “biggest multi-language subtitle database.”

Torrents: Torrents are “map” files you download to your computer that let you see and download different pieces of the file you want from multiple users simultaneously, which makes download rates much faster. All types of file are available, from movies to audio to programs and more. Search directly at The Pirate Bay or at ISOhunt.

Video: These have always given me the best results: Vimeo – Frontline – Google Video – Journeyman – The Hub – Metacafe – YouTube

Technological Know-How:

For when you’re bored, or Facebook is down, or your printer is blinking at you in a strange code, here’s how to find:

Blogs You Might Like: Google Blog Search is Google, but for blogs. Cool, huh?

Deleted Files: It’s not easy, but the instructions at this site helped me recover three years of documents.

Down Websites: If you want to know whether Gmail – or a number of other popular sites – are broken or just not working for you, visit DownRightNow to find out.

Instruction Manuals For Anything: These two websites mean you’ll never need to worry about throwing away an instruction manual again: Manuals Online, and Safemanuals.

IP Address: WhatIsMyIPAddress.com will let you know your IP address just by visiting the site, which could be useful for those interminable calls with technical support.

Some Effective Facebook Business Pages

With the ongoing craze about social media marketing along with Facebook being a major social media player, most businesses cannot go wrong with creating a Facebook Business Page. Almost everyone regardless of age, gender, and social status uses Facebook daily. Therefore, businesses can easily begin to reach their target market and new potential customers through creating a creative and effective page on facebook.

To help you get started it is always a good idea to learn from the top level companies. Here are some of the best and most effective Facebook Business Pages that can serve as your inspiration on your way to creating your very own successful Facebook pages for business. Please leave us a comment and tell us what you think.

1. Monster Energy- MORE INFO
2. Subway - MORE INFO
3. Zappos - MORE INFO
4. Levi’s - MORE INFO
5. Angry Birds - MORE INFO
6. Bare Minerals by Bare Escentuals - MORE INFO
7. PlayStation - MORE INFO
8. Disney – MORE INFO
9. Bonobos – MORE INFO
10. Texas HoldEm Poker – MORE INFO
11. Red Bull – MORE INFO
12. Fox News – MORE INFO
13. Burt’s Bees – MORE INFO
14. Clarisonic – MORE INFO
15. BMW – MORE INFO
16. Volkswagen USA – MORE INFO
17. Windows – MORE INFO
18. Old Spice – MORE INFO
19. Red Mango – MORE INFO
20. Starbucks – MORE INFO
21. Porsche – MORE INFO
22. Adidas – MORE INFO
23. Sony – MORE INFO
24. The New York Times – MORE INFO
25. Skull Candy – MORE INFO
26. Stella & Dot – MORE INFO
27. Coca Cola – MORE INFO
28. Walmart – MORE INFO
29. Oreo – MORE INFO
30. People – MORE INFO
31. McDonalds – MORE INFO
32. NBA – MORE INFO
33. Travel Channel – MORE INFO

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