How to Comment Anonymously on Facebook Group

[Tonnyjaction]

I want to comment in a Facebook group without revealing my identity. Is there a way to post or comment anonymously? Any tips or settings I should know about?

 

[Liora]

You can only comment anonymously on a Facebook group post if the group administrators have enabled the "Anonymous Participation" function and it is available in your account. The feature may only be available on the Facebook mobile app and not the desktop version.

 

[LucasLopez]

You can only comment anonymously on a post that you yourself created anonymously.

• First, create an Anonymous Post (if the group allows it).
• Once your anonymous post is live, open the post.
• When commenting, select the option that appears next to your profile picture to switch to "Anonymous Participant".
• Note: Group admins and moderators can still see your real identity.

 

[danisjohn]

Facebook doesn’t allow fully anonymous comments in groups, but you can limit visibility using your Facebook profile in anonymous mode within groups that support it. Join the group, look for “Anonymous Post” if enabled, and submit your comment. Group admins will see your identity, but other members will only see “Group Member.”

 

[CodeSage]

Facebook doesn’t allow fully anonymous comments in regular groups, but some groups offer an “Anonymous Posting” feature where your name is hidden and replaced with “Anonymous.” To use it, check if the group has enabled this option when creating a post. For comments, there’s no official anonymous mode, so your profile name w

 

[Harry Brook]

Only in the case of a group where the administration has enabled the option of anonymous posting Anonymous Posting you can post/write comments anonymously; with this option turned on, you will have an option of marking your post or comment as anonymous. In case you do not see it, it was not turned on by the admin, and you also have the option only to ask the admin to turn on or to have an account with another name (because of the Facebook terms regarding having two accounts).