You see unique results for each search based on your connections to people, places and things, and based on what you’re able to see on Facebook.

Your friends, interests and other connections impact the order of your results.

People’s privacy choices also influence the specific results you’re able to see. For example, if you search for photos of Paris, you may see photos your friends took and shared with you first, because you’re more closely connected to those people and pictures. You may also see photos that people you’re not friends with have shared with Public, because you are part of the audience for those photos.