I am trying to mention the user when replying to their comment on my page post. I am using the following endpoint https://graph.facebook.com/v19.0/136580295900502_2467377823447413/comments?access_token= req body: { "message" :" hello @[7132049906831253] test v19 from postman. " }
but in the reply comment posted on facebook, the PSID is replaced by the name of the user but it is not clickable.

Related to bug: https://developers.facebook.com/support/bugs/1096399604832261
The /me/accounts endpoint is still not returning pages, even when the app has the advanced business_management permission, as required for v19.0 API.
Works fine for app admin, but not for regular user.

This started all of a sudden. Other APIs e.g. Campaign creation, Adset creation etc are working fine but I am not able to create ads via API.
Error-
{ "error": { "message": "Application does not have permission for this action", "type": "OAuthException", "code": 10, "error_subcode": 1815574, "is_transient": false, "error_user_title": "App Permission Missing", "error_user_msg": "App 729,690,972,144,381 does not have permission for this action", "fbtrace_id": "Av2JIOM0448H4j4046cSstT" } }

When using Cocoapods, I've got crash
Thread 1: "FBAdConfigManager is a final class and cannot be subclassed. FBAdConfigManager"
If I add
!use_frameworks :linkage => :static
to the Podfile, it resolves the issue with FBAudienceNetwork, but other Facebook's pods stop working (FBSDKCoreKit, FBSDKLoginKit).
I discovered that Meta distributes static framework in FBAudienceNetwork pod but doesn't set static_framework = true flag in its podspec. If I change the podspec and set static_framework = true flag then everything works fine.
Any temporary workarounds are welcomed. It would be great, if FBAudienceNetwork.podspec could be fixed, since creating my own FBAudienceNetwork pod and maintaining it is a cumbersome solution.

I have non-commercial site using FB login for years, now I'm required to go through data checkup which requires to set Business Account. I have no business, the site is for communication among my university alumni.