Facebook in the good old days was vastly different from what we know and experience today. Back in the first half of the last decade, the social networking giant we know today was very limited in nature. You'd see updates only from a limited amount of people, and your profile and timeline were two complete different things. But as time has passed, Facebook has evolved.
Spurted by its growth, Facebook provided opportunities to people to change their social networking and stay in touch even with the people they'd have met only once or twice. But with this added increase in networking, came the hassle of a much increased influx of news feed data, quite tedious to sort out from. A solution to that was provided in the form of separating your friends list in mini-groups and getting updates from them only.
After Messenger limited facebook's user experience to instant messaging, Groups will now let those of you with large networks manage your connections and notifications the way that you want. You'd be able to get updates from your immediate social network, and be able to manage different networks separately and efficiently altogether.
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