ZDNET's key takeaways Local job listings are returning to Facebook.You'll find openings through a dedicated tab in ...

As soon as Facebook launched its Graph Search in 2013, it was only a matter of time before it became a big player in the search engine game. But Graph Search was limited as far as optimization was ...

Oh man, I remember Bryan posted a really funny dog video to my Facebook wall, like, last October, but now I can't find it. If only there were some way to search through my old posts. Fear not, ...

More than a year after promising to give users the ability to search for posts, Facebook is finally coming through. The company today announced an update to Facebook Search that will make it possible ...

Facebook is finally getting serious about search. Today it’s challenging Google for finding answers and Twitter for checking real-time chatter with the launch of keyword search. Two years after ...

Looking to improve on the Graph Search launched nearly two years ago, Facebook Inc. has introduced an improved Search that not only allows users to seek out specific people, but also specific posts.

Facebook is a popular social media platform with over 3 billion users worldwide. This makes it one of the best places to find people based on their names, phone numbers, and the like. However, there ...

Each day, Facebook handles 1.5 billion searches against the 2 trillion posts in its index. They’re still a ways off from Google’s 3.5 billion daily searches, but it’s an impressive figure nonetheless, ...

Last year, Facebook helpfully introduced a feature that made individual posts searchable, rather than just people and brands. At the time, search was limited to friends. Now, it includes all public ...

Meta announced on Tuesday a new Facebook algorithm update that will showcase more Reels videos tailored to users’ preferences ...

Facebook has stopped including results from Microsoft's Bing search engine on its social networking site. The move, confirmed by a company spokesperson, comes as Facebook has revamped its own search ...