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What is the difference between open group, closed group and secret group of Facebook? - Monika - 07-29-2013 07:52 AM
- whisperingfaucet585 - 07-29-2013 08:05 AM
secret groups are sort of VIP groups .. its limited and private... people around makes such groups for like people who live in same street, or same school, you need a member friend and admin to get into such group.. you cant see anything in this group unless you are member... you will need link to find such group
closed groups are groups in which you can join with admins permission no friend needed... this can be like community all you need is permission to enter... in this group you can see only member is you are not the part of group... you can only search these group
open groups are kind of fan pages/ add me groups in which you can see anything do anything or even access uploaded stuff even if you are not the member of this group you will find these group in facebook group list or you can simple search these group
- Uzair - 07-29-2013 08:21 AM
open group can be seen by all the people who have an account on fb. Closed group means that the group will be visible to all but its contents will be only visible to the members of the group. Secret group means that only the memvers can see and access it. Anyone else cannot find it in a search or request to join it until someone from the group adds you in the group. For more information, go to the option create group in facebook.
- Stan - 07-29-2013 08:31 AM
In an open group everyone can see what members post in the group, In closed only members can see what other members and they post in group and the group is visible in search, In closed group only members can see posts, the closed group can't seen by other people than members of that group.
- Acharya shiv - 07-29-2013 08:40 AM
i don't no.. google it