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What makes this group different is the social nature that Facebook inherently brings to the table. The “unofficial” Chromebook Facebook Group has grown in numbers recently and is hosted by fourteen admins and moderators that dole out support for users, news, tip & tricks and more for any who are interested. In its place, Reddit has birthed some great Chromebook and Crostini forums but those looking for a more personal experience need only to open up their Facebook app. Once upon a time, Google+ was the go-to for thousands of Chrome OS users that not only shared technical expertise but also enjoyed a close knit community that has forged acquaintances and friendships that have lasted well beyond the demise of the consumer side of Google+. Thankfully, there’s a community for that. We here at Chrome Unboxed along with some other great blogs hope to offer as much assistance as we can to help you get the most out of your Chromebook but at the end of the day, we all lack the community aspect that you would find on social media sites. Don’t get me wrong, Google’s volunteer-staffed Chromebook Support Forum is a treasure trove of information and the fine folks there are ready and willing to assist users with any and all technical questions you may have. Chrome OS is enjoying some well-deserved popularity among consumers and businesses alike and with that notoriety has arrived the need for more reliable sources of support for Chromebooks.