Expats in Ajijic & Lakeside have a valuable Facebook group established by Catherine-Claire Blythe, known as Gringos Ajijic & Lakeside.

The 'Gringos Ajijic & Lakeside' Facebook Group is an online community founded in 2012, dedicated to providing a space for local people to network and share experiences and knowledge with one another in English. The group, which can be joined by clicking a provided link, is not related to the SOFIC 2017 Special Operations Forces Industry Conference Exhibition, nor is it associated with any military equipment.

Unlike the xVideo Player, the 'Gringos Ajijic & Lakeside' Facebook Page does not have speed options or settings for subtitles/captions. However, the xVideo Player offers speed options of 2x, 1.5x, 1x (selected), and 0.5x, and allows users to turn off captions with the option for American English Captions.

Recently, a viral confrontation video between a Mexican and an American in Ajijic has been circulating on social networks. It is important to clarify that this video is related to the 'Gringos Ajijic & Lakeside' community, as the group is involved in fighting corruption and promoting a positive image of the area.

To join the group, one must ensure that their profile is completely filled out and answer three membership questions. Those with incomplete profiles or those who appear to be "bots" will be declined to join. Once accepted into the group, members must read the group rules to remain in the group.

In summary, the 'Gringos Ajijic & Lakeside' Facebook Group is an informational group for those interested in the greater Lake Chapala area of Jalisco, Mexico. It is not related to the SOFIC 2017 Special Operations Forces Industry Conference Exhibition, and while it shares some features with the xVideo Player, it does not have speed options or settings for subtitles/captions.

Expats in Ajijic & Lakeside have a valuable Facebook group established by Catherine-Claire Blythe, known as Gringos Ajijic & Lakeside.