Facebook group living room: that's behind Europe's largest Facebook group

The "living room" is Europe's largest Facebook group. We have researched for you what is behind the social media community.

Facebook group living room: the facts about the community

The "living room" is a closed Facebook group.

• In October 2016, the group was founded by Djego Kasento under the name "International Ladies and Gentlemen".
• After more and more users joined, the group was renamed "Living Room".
• The group currently has just over 760, 000 members, making it Europe's largest Facebook group. Almost 1, 800 posts are posted in the "living room" every day.

Extreme social network: that's behind the Facebook group "Living room"

The name "living room" was chosen deliberately: friends should sit here and watch films.

• "Friends" meet in the "living room" and give other group members an insight into their lives.
• So far, the "living room" doesn't really differ from Facebook in general or other groups on the social network.
• There is usually less chatting or posting. The most popular form of exchange in the "living room" is Facebook Live - you can find out more in another practical tip. The users film themselves while chatting, applying makeup or doing any other everyday activities.
• Here everyone can realize themselves and give what they think they can do particularly well: Here people rap, make music or try to catch attention with tight clothing - and all this accompanied by numerous comments.
• The group is called an image of society, because supposedly all layers are supposed to be represented in it. Since very superficial contributions and live insights take place here, it is rather an apolitical audience that does not depict society as a whole.

Everything real in the living room?

Allegedly, the group should have grown so quickly without the operator's intervention, purely through word of mouth and the Facebook-typical group recommendations if you are a member of any other group.

• However, a former moderator disagreed with this version. He claims that conditions are set if one wants to be a moderator of the group.
• A quota of new registrations has to be fulfilled, as reported by the OMR website. The number 500 is called. These 500 new members should then also have a certain number of new registrations - in the sense of a pyramid scheme.
• The group's membership numbers are a bit irritating anyway. As a member you will see a significantly higher number than as a non-member. It is said that almost one million users are currently romping around in the "living room". Outsiders see just over 760, 000 (as of June 2018) members.
• Driving the Group's growth aggressively can have a financial aspect. According to their own statements, the operators do not earn anything from the group. However, the app Jugl "is advertised. It rewards the user for viewing advertising.
• It is not entirely clear whether the operator of the group earns money from app advertising. Since the lettering "sponsored by www.jugl.net" is emblazoned across the group's banner, one can assume.
• By the way, we also show how you can make money yourself with Facebook.

In our next practical tip, we will show you how to create a Facebook group yourself.