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Android Facebook single sign-on - multiple key hashes possible?

We're using Facebook SSO (single sign on) for one of our Android apps. It's working well except that we have 3 developers building the app with debug keys, and then the release key we sign with for the market. Is there any way we can have the facebook SSO work with multiple keys so we can test with our debug keys?

Thanks.

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Matt Hall Avatar asked Mar 02 '11 16:03

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Please visit developer.facebook.com/apps and select your app. Now select Settings > Basic. On the bottom you will see How Your App Integrates With Facebook. In the Android Keyhash field, you should be able to copy multiple keys.

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iamronak Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 10:10

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