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Your "takeover" scenario isn't true and cannot happen simply by having a URL change ownership. You need access to both the domain AND the Facebook user account
by mikeknoop 16y ago
Your "takeover" scenario isn't true and cannot happen simply by having a URL change ownership. You need access to both the domain AND the Facebook user account or application to which the open graph objects (websites) are tied to.
Also, if you can get access to a Facebook user account or application, you don't even need the domain name.
- patio11 16y agoI'm pretty sure, but not positive, that I did it to myself earlier today: edit the page, add in a new og:app_id pointing to an application that you control. The documentation mentions the object's title and type being durable, and I wasn't able to successfully overwrite those, but you can change the other parameters and then just call the Lint tool on the page again. (n.b.: If you have something as og:type="article", that apparently causes there to be no OpenGraph node created for the page in spite of what the docs say. That might be a bug. Anyhow, the upshot is that this means that everything tagged as an "article" is safe.) But I think I remember being able to add an app to my "cause" after it was first liked.
- natrius 16y agoIt is indeed a bug: http://bugs.developers.facebook.net/show_bug.cgi?id=10448 http://bugs.developers.facebook.net/show_bug.cgi?id=10448