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NEW YORK (AP) - The online hangout Facebook is opening another window to the outside world, letting nonusers for the first time search for members' personal profile pages.
The company also plans to begin letting Google Inc., Yahoo Inc. and other search companies index portions of Facebook profiles to help nonusers more easily find them.
Facebook, which faced a user rebellion a year ago over privacy concerns, stressed that information available through such searches would be less than what someone could find simply by signing up. Users could choose to remain invisible in such searches.
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