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I always reference this https://buddypress.org/support/topic/choosing-activity-stream-information/ but maybe something like, untested

add_filter( 'bp_before_has_activities_parse_args', function( $args ) {
	
if(bp_is_current_action( 'groups' )) {

 $args['object'] = array('groups');

} else {
$filter_query = array(
		array(
			'column' => 'type',
			'value' => array( 'group_action_1', 'group_action_etc' ),
			'compare' => 'NOT IN',
		),
	);

	$args['filter_query'] = $filter_query;
}

	return $args;
} );

If you can reach the groups page when you are logged in, then some code in your theme or a plugin is restricting that page to only loggged in users.
You need to find the source of that restriction.
BuddyPress does not include that restriction.

I use buddyboss and I LOVE what they do…

but.. im a little nervous .. with the change over.

Its worth pointing out that there OUTSTANDING themes are still available for normal buddypress..

I saw that announcement. Does their ‘platform’ include all of BuddyPress or just the templates?
Themes often include the BP templates as overloads but not the component classes.
If it is a fork then it would be the first commercial fork, afaik.

It’s very strange. I can see it perfectly fine with just BuddyPress and Twenty Nineteen theme activated. Can you please try changing the theme to twenty seventeen and then check if it is coming there?

Please have a backup first and then try deactivating plugins except for BuddyPress.

Envato Market has a $20 plugin that claims to “add upload avatar to registration page.”

It adds it to the registration page, but the avatar doesn’t get saved; it’s a scam.

Never buy anything for your Buddypress site from Envato Market – I made a $20 mistake by not reading about the company first.

Listen to Venutius; he is totally correct about what your pluggable options currently are. (Unless you create your own plugin, finding a way to temporarily save the image until after the account is created, and then associate it to the profile, but good luck with all that!)

The core functionality is provided by BuddyPress and Events Manager.

Additional :-
BuddyPress Group Email Subscriptions
BuddyPress Sitewide Activity Widget
Comment Mail
Comments Widget Plus
Events Manager – Email Users
Newsletter – Events Manager Integration

Although obviously your needs will vary depending on what you are attempting to achieve.

bp_notifications_add_notification

BuddyPress does not include photo galleries.
Please ask mediapress about your issue.

Hi Frederik,

I am looking for the same feature … user online/offline status for BuddyPress …

So far, I didn’t find any code for function.php file (theme) or bp-custom.php file (buddypress)
I have found an outdated plugin (2 years old) which can temporary help (Status Buddy plugin) :

Status Buddy

With this plugin, the online status is only shown on the directory of members
This plugin works with WordPress v5.2.0

If you find something else, please let me know about it …

Thanks in advance

Chris