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For exemple, you could see that your Tinder match was from X town and liked A, B, F, G, K pages.
You could then go in FB Graph and write "Girls from X who likes A, B, F, G, K pages". This returns two results and you find the girl. Even easier if you knew her first name, you could go "People named Z who likes ... in ... city."
Privacy, I would guess. For exemple, you could see that your Tinder match was from X town and liked A, B, F, G, K pages. You could then go in FB Graph and write "Girls from X who likes A, B, F, G, K pages". This returns two results and you find the girl. Even easier if you knew her first name, you could go "People named Z who likes ... in ... city."
Interestingly, your query - "Friends of friends who like mountain biking and live in New Zealand" - still works for me and indeed, I see two friends of friends from New Zealand that like biking.
The other half are like: "It does work".
Hmmmm...
See (for example): https://techcrunch.com/2014/12/13/facebook-dumps-bing-will-i...
The graph search was partially powered by Bing in the back end. So when the Microsoft/Facebook partnership ended, most of the search capability you're talking about had to be removed. See (for example): https://techcrunch.com/2014/12/13/facebook-dumps-bing-will-i...
URL/search experiments from 2015, which don't seem to work now: http://booleanblackbelt.com/2015/02/important-facebook-graph...
I was a part of the graph search beta, way back when, and live in the US, which is mentioned in another comment as possibly giving me more access.