1. Facebook Groups' privacy setting has been updated by Meta, allowing admins to make previously private groups public without compromising member privacy.
2. This change enables wider reach for Facebook Groups without creating a new public group or exposing existing members' past posts.
3. After conversion, only group members and admins/moderators can view past content, while non-members and non-Facebook users can see new posts in the public group.
2. This change enables wider reach for Facebook Groups without creating a new public group or exposing existing members' past posts.
3. After conversion, only group members and admins/moderators can view past content, while non-members and non-Facebook users can see new posts in the public group.
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Meta updated Facebook Group privacy settings, enabling admins to change private groups into public ones without breaching member privacy. This update expands group reach without creating new public groups or exposing previous posts of existing members. Only members and group
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ID: 9b3c3710-416e-4044-8983-baab04428a09
Category ID: listed_summary
Date: Nov. 4, 2025
Notes: 2025-11-04
Created: 2025/11/04 04:42
Updated: 2025/12/07 22:48
Last Read: 2025/11/04 07:33