I'm creating a datacollector which would fetch data from public available ad in order to retrieve it on my app.

Basically, I would like to create a copycat of the official tool from Meta on my application.

I followed the Meta Ad Library API Guide, generated the user token access and when I make a call (e.g. https://graph.facebook.com/v20.0/ads_archive?ad_reached_countries=["FR"]&search_terms=savon&access_token=MY_TOKEN) I always have this return :

{ "error": {     "message": "Application does not have permission for this action",     "type": "OAuthException",     "code": 10,     "error_subcode": 2332004,     "is_transient": false,     "error_user_title": "App role required",     "error_user_msg": "You need to be assigned a role by the app owner to continue. Learn more at https://developers.facebook.com/docs/development/build-and-test/app-roles",     "fbtrace_id": "AEtWDzYFQypjN8PvUhnHwSQ" } 

I've seen many issues identical to mine (another one here) and I don't really understand as my user is an administrator, of a fully verified business.

I even found people saying it's because the app doesn't have the correct scopes (such as : ads_read, public_profile). I can't add the scope "ads_archive" on my app as I can't see it anywhere in App Review > Permissions and Features on my developer account, otherwise everything seems okay, here is the debug of my token :

{ "data": {     "app_id": "APP_ID",     "type": "USER",     "application": "APPLICATION_NAME",     "data_access_expires_at": 1734880167,     "expires_at": 1727107200,     "is_valid": true,     "scopes": [         "read_insights",         "pages_show_list",         "ads_management",         "ads_read",         "business_management",         "pages_read_engagement",         "pages_read_user_content",         "public_profile"     ],     "granular_scopes": [         {             "scope": "pages_show_list"         },         {             "scope": "ads_management"         },         {             "scope": "ads_read"         },         {             "scope": "business_management"         },         {             "scope": "pages_read_engagement"         },         {             "scope": "pages_read_user_content"         }     ],     "user_id": "USER_ID" } 

}

How to finally access the public data ?

graph.faceboo.com/v20/1075751080778492?fields=source,title

while try the above request to graph api it only giving the following result

{

"title": "5 Moments You Wouldn't Believe if Not Filmed",

"id": "1075751080778492"

}

even after I have gave permission and used both user access token and page access token. I need the source to my express.js app where I can download the video. How can I get that?

tried several articles among those one was promising but it answered 10 years ago and I want to know still facebook allowing to access public videos source url because it's not working now but still listed on the apis list.

I'm trying to create an ad account in my Facebook Business with this API endpoint:

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/reference/ad-account/

I'm using these parameters for my API call:

{   "name": "Graph API Test 123",   "currency": "EUR",   "timezone_id": "42",   "end_advertiser": "{my_business_id}",   "media_agency": "{my_fb_app_id}",   "partner": "NONE",   "funding_id": "{my_funding_id}" } 

According to the docs, a POST endpoint is available and valid.

When removing the funding ID from my request it works. I've checked if the payment method behind the funding ID is active and valid and it is. It's assigned to other ad accounts as well and I'm spending money with it.

Does anyone know why this happens? I'm pretty sure it used to work in the past.

We have confirmed the phone number for the API, but I get the following error when getting the access token
Unsupported post request. Object with ID '455168744337481' does not exist, cannot be loaded due to missing permissions, or does not support this operation. Please read the Graph API documentation at https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api

I'm getting an error any time I try to moderate a comment on the website using the comments moderation tool "The content you requested cannot be displayed right now. It may be temporarily unavailable, the link you clicked on may have expired, or you may not have permission to view this page."