Do you know these facebook limitations?

Facebook Limitations

Nowadays Facebook has become the main source for communication and it has been used as the main platform to stay connected with friends. So when the user uses Facebook, they don’t think about the limitations. Actually, there are limitations. There are no limitations for posting photos or commenting on the photos. But Facebook does have some other limitations that most of us don’t know. Those facebook limitations are listed below.

LIMITATIONS IN LIKING THE PAGE

In Facebook, one user can give likes only to 5000 pages. If you are a person who just likes all the pages that are being invited to you, then think about the limitation every time, when you like a page. If you liked 5000 pages, then you cannot give like to any other pages unless otherwise you, unlike the previous pages.
LIMITATIONS IN GROUP MEMBERS

Creating a group is better than creating a page. In the group, it is very easy to have a group chat with your friends and through a group, you can stay connected with your friends. But if your group gets popular, and if the group member crosses 5000 in numbers, then you cannot add or invite any of your friends. And also you cannot send messages to all the 5000 members together.
MAIN LIMITATION

There is a main limitation for creators of facebook. If you create a facebook page, then you are the admin of the page. But unfortunately, you don’t have the rights to access all the features of the page. For accessing the features, you have to create one more admin.

Here is an illustration which gives a clear idea about the above limitation.

Consider two people “A” and “B”.
If “A” creates a page, then he is the admin of that particular page.
If “A” wants to have one more admin for his page, “B”.
Then, “B” becomes the admin for the page which “A” created.
Now “B” will be able to access the files which “A” could not access.

LIMITATIONS IN ADDING EMOTIONS

Another limitation that you might not notice is, in the Facebook chat box, you can send only 40 smiles in a single message.