Facebook's Graph Search feature is rolling out to everyone today.
The new search tool lets you to search Facebook's huge amount of data to get consolidated results.
Mark Zuckerberg stressed Graph Search's privacy awareness at the big reveal months ago.
"Every piece of content has its own audience, most content is not public, and you can only search for content that has been shared with you," Zuckerberg said at the time.
Despite this reassurance, you still should take some time to look at your Facebook privacy settings to make sure things you share don't inadvertently show up in search.
The first thing you should tweak is who can see the information about you that's in your profile. Start by heading to your timeline and click into your "About" section.
Next, you'll see an edit button next to each different section. Click that edit button and then choose the type of audience you want to view this information.
Once you're done adjusting your about section, scroll down the page and you can view the different types of things that you like. If you click the pencil next to any section and select "Edit Privacy" you can change the audience.
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