Last week, Facebook began enabling Google to “crawl and index its cellular program” in its cellular search results to demonstrate openly accessible advice. This means Facebook for Android users would currently have the ability to jump from Google mobile search results to the related page within the program.

Program Indexing had been introduced by Google earlier this year for Android programs, then after this year for iOS programs. This enabled users to get info from search results and ‘deep links’ within programs that Google had indexed. The service was shortly opened out to all programmers who needed only a few app partners’ programs indexed while it started with they.

Those users that have the Facebook for Android program installed on tablet computers or their cellphones will soon be taken directly to the webpage on the Facebook program.

Those stressed that Google has more info that can be found on users should note that Google doesn’t have accessibility to content that requires user log in or is not public. For the content, users would must utilize social media giant’s recently upgraded Facebook Search service. The Google search results are exclusively limited to publically common content.

The deal will find advantages for Google and Facebook. Google lately also teamed up with Twitter to reveal applicable tweets directly from program search and its cellular.