Facebook或自行開發搜索引擎

Facebook and Microsoft have had a relatively long-standing partnership when it comes to search: for years, Facebook searches would also show Bing results, and Bing queries have thrown up results from your friends. But history seems to mean very little to Facebook, which appears to have quietly killed Bing results.
Facebook和微軟在搜索功能上一直有相對長期的合作伙伴關係：多年來，Facebook的搜索會顯示“必應”結果，“必應”也從你的好友當中顯示出相關結果。但這段歷史對於Facebook來說並不意味着什麼，而且Facebook正悄悄地去除掉了“必應”的搜索結果。

Reuters quotes a Facebook spokesperson as saying "We're not currently showing web search results in Facebook Search because we're focused on helping people find what's been shared with them on Facebook." It's true that search has long been an area of interest for Facebook, but one that it's comprehensively failed to capitalise on — even the introduction of its vaunted 'Graph Search' capabilities failed to turn Facebook into a leader in web search.
路透社援引Facebook發言人的話說：“目前，Facebook自帶搜索並未顯示Facebook外的搜索結果，因爲我們目前專注於幫助用戶找到Facebook上被分享的內容”搜索業務的確一直是Facebook感興趣的領域，但是目前沒有完全被利用起來 - 即使推出其吹噓的“圖搜索”功能也未能讓Facebook成爲網絡搜索的領導者。

The latest strategy isn't just about ditching Bing, though — Facebook is introducing the ability to search for specific posts at the same time. If nothing else, it's an impressive feat of engineering, since humanity has managed to generate over a trillion posts by this stage, which is quite a lot of crap to be sifting through.
但是最新的策略並非僅僅是放棄“必應”這麼簡單—— Facebook同時推出了搜索特定帖子的功能。如果不出意外，這回事技術上的一次壯舉。因爲到目前爲止，人類已經成功地產生超過一萬億的帖子，可見這其中有多少垃圾信息要處理。

As for the future of Microsoft and Facebook, the company is still promising amicible relationships, with a Facebook spokesperson promising that "We continue to have a great partnership with Microsoft in lots of different areas."
至於微軟和Facebook的未來，Facebook仍看好友好的合作關係，Facebook的發言人承諾說：“我們將繼續與微軟在諸多領域有合作關係。”