After Facebook revoked access to its data from Russian search engine Yandex’s Wonder iOS application last week, Yandex announced that it will pull Wonder from Apple’s App Store and put the social discovery app on hold.
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Mobile applications and websites that choose to restrict access to their content based on users’ ages can now so do via Facebook’s graph application-programming interface, the social network announced in a post on its developer blog.
When Facebook announced its global pages initiative in October, it promised page administrators that it would provide country-level analytics, such as like totals and people talking about this, via its graph application-programming interface and FQL. The social network has begun to deliver on that promise.
