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You can see in the docs a lot things like this: > An app or user access token is needed to view fields from fully public pages. So apparently there is such a t
by lnanek2 11y ago
You can see in the docs a lot things like this:
> An app or user access token is needed to view fields from fully public pages.
So apparently there is such a thing as an app access token. I've never not had a logged in user access token for any of my apps anyway, though. It seems easy to get:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-tokens#apptokens https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-t...
- drunkcatsdgaf 11y agoYes, but it wasn't always the case for public information. for example, you were able to view zuckerberg's basic details by visiting graph.facebook.com/4, which isn't the case anymore.
- _karthikj 11y agoExactly!
- _karthikj 11y agoYeah, but you didnt need one to read public information until this morning. Mostly from business pages. Even now, you can use any valid access token to read this public data and you dont have to get the page/profile to authorize it.
- anthony_franco 11y agoThe vast majority of APIs require an access token, anyway. Not surprised that Facebook followed suit.
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