I have developed a Meta app and I am encountering an error after successful authentication. During the callback got this type of error that they have blocked my url.

I have not engaged in any illegal activities. Despite trying different devices and URLs, I still receive the same error:

It seems that Meta is blocking URLs from ngrok and other similar platforms. I am unsure how to resolve this issue.

Has anyone faced a similar problem or have any suggestions on how to proceed? Are there any specific precautions or configurations I should be aware of to avoid this issue?

I'm implementing the WhatsApp Cloud API, one of the steps to do it it's subscribe to webhooks and verify them using three parameters: hub.mode, hub.challenge and hub.verify_token.

We have tried sending webhook tests from several sources and tools to send petitions to the API and we have also sent messages to the WhatsApp account that is being handled by the API, and in none of these tests the Hub parameters are appearing. As it's shown in the image, we are expecting the parameters are shown in a Get array.

This is how the log is looking in my Callback URL

array ( )POST GETarray ( 

This is how the log should look

array ( )POST GETarray (   'hub_mode' => 'subscribe',   'hub_challenge' => '<challenge number>',   'hub_verify_token' => '<token>', ) 

The query string and the request URI should show the hub parameters too, but it doesn't.

What are we missing?

Hello Guys I'm getting this error: The callback URL or verify token couldn't be validated. Please verify the provided information or try again later. When i try to connect the webhook's callback URL I tested this url in postman and it's wokring fine but when i try to use it in the whatsapp quickstart configuration i'm getting that error.

Webhook URL Update Issue: - We are unable to change the callback webhook URL for any of our WhatsApp applications. - When we attempt to set a new webhook URL, we do not receive the hub.token GET request on the endpoint.

Duplicate Webhook Triggers: - We have created two separate WhatsApp developer applications on developer.facebook.com. - Each application uses different servers, webhooks, and phone numbers. - However, both applications' phone numbers are linked, causing both webhooks to trigger when a message is sent to any linked number.