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Yes, this was part of their "security" change after the Cambridge Analytica debacle. Although, any site using their JS API can still get your name, email and a
by gm-conspiracy 8y ago
Yes, this was part of their "security" change after the Cambridge Analytica debacle.
Although, any site using their JS API can still get your name, email and a unique ID, posting is now restricted via a FB modal or pop-up (which is blocked by more recent browsers).
I think this happened in May/June of this year, IIRC.
- idoh 8y agoThe change went live on August 1, where they deprecated the "publish_actions" permission.
- gm-conspiracy 8y agoThey stopped new app approval for awhile, prior to the official deprecation announcement.