When using the Instagram Graph API with Instagram Login (graph.instagram.com) it is not possible to get the username of comments.
We have the instagra_business_basic and. instagram_business_manage_comments permissions in Advanced Access, but when we request the field "username" the API does not return a username: https://graph.instagram.com/\/comments?fields=text,username&access_token=\
Response:
... { "text": "The text of the comment", "id": "1234567891234" }
It only returns "username" in case the commenter is the owner of the media.
Not sure if this is a bug, a not document behavior, or we are missing something.
Anyone else experimenting this?

To use 'Basic Instagram Display,' I need the following permissions: instagram_graph_user_profile and instagram_graph_user_media. Currently, they are revoked, and I can’t find a way to regain access to these permissions. How should I request them?

Hello,
We've received a number of support requests from users who say they receive the following error from Instagram when attempting to connect their Instagram account to our software via OAuth:
"Your Instagram account is ineligible for using Instagram Business Messaging API"
I'm guessing this is because we request the instagram_business_manage_messages scope during the OAuth flow. We have been approved for that permission already. That scope should work with both Instagram Creator and Business accounts. The users who have reached out to us about this have indicated that they do not have any known restrictions on their account.
What is the scenario where an account is not eligible for using Instagram Business Messaging API? How can we resolve this for users without removing the instagram_business_manage_messages, which we need in order to support our Instagram Inbox feature?
We are using Instagram with Instagram Login API, and our app ID is 218213040638701.
Thanks, Grant

I’m trying to generate my access identifier for the app using Instagram login, but nothing happens when I click the button.

We have a user experiencing multiple instances where attempting to publish a post gives this error
Application request limit reached (code 4, subcode 2207051) 'action is blocked - We restrict certain activity to protect our community. Tell us if you think we made a mistake.'
but it appears that the post actually publishes. This causes a strange state in our app where the post appears has having failed to post in one view, but succeeded in another view.
Has anyone else experienced this or does anyone know how to avoid this error?