Facebook Graph API: how to read feed of Facebook groups that I don't manage? - facebook

Facebook has a very useful API that can be used to get the feed of a Facebook group (see this link). One of the requirements for using this API is that my app must be installed in the group. As far as I know, I can install apps only in groups that I manage.
My question is how can I get the feed of a group by an API, if I don't manage the group? Is is possible by Graph API or by any other piece of software?

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