facebook terms of usage are quite clear for their api's. They make a lot of data available, pretty much everything in fact including email addresses but you are pretty much only allowed to store indefinitely (more than 24 hours) the uniqueid fields of any records. They state the 24 hour time frame as reasonable to allow caching.
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