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what am I going to do with this Facebook alert? about the permissions

OAuth Dialog Read and Write Permissions Your app appears to be requesting both read and write permissions at the same time. Instead, request a small number of permissions initially, and ask for write permissions when the user decides to share.

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Yangson ChiYeung Woo Avatar asked Apr 17 '13 05:04

Yangson ChiYeung Woo


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2 Answers

It seems that it is a mistake from Facebook developpers.

Someone has asked the same question here, and a facebook engineer answered:

The alert went out by mistake and we are working on cleaning it up. You can ignore it.

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Fabrice Lefloch Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 05:11

Fabrice Lefloch


You should not ask publish_stream, publish_actions or any other write permission when user register to App. These permission should be asked separately when required.

As per Facebook Engineer "You can just ignore it for now. But it is good to ask for read permissions when someone start using your app. And then only ask for write permissions when it is actually needed"

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Prakash Singh Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 04:11

Prakash Singh