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I'm looking for a "best practice" kind of answer with regard to Facebook Apps and staging/production environment. Instinctively, I've provided each environment with its own Facebook App, complete with its own ID and secret. It appears (here, here and through extensive Googling) that it's simply not possible to share OG configuration across apps, so I've been copying application settings across environments (icon, requested permissions and texts, etc). It's been a pain and ugly, but I've lived with it.

Test Apps are like regular apps in that they have their own App ID and independent settings, but they offer a number of advantages for use during pre-production: ... When creating test apps - the settings are copied from your production app so its simple to spinup new apps which mirror your production app's settings

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I asked practically the same question at a breakout session at F8 last year. Creating multiple apps is the best practice. They are aware that it is an inconvenience, especially with the open graph objects and actions. They did however mention the possibility of setting up apps in the future via the API, but I am still waiting for this. Until then, it's a manual process.

This is my step-dad's Galaxy A01 running Android 11. His storage is being eaten up by several large apps like Facebook, Google play services, and messenger, which all have duplicate installations that have this double red circle icon in the bottom right corner.

These versions of the apps are not logged into anything but are still eating up tons of space. I thought maybe they were apps from a work profile, but there doesn't even appear to be an option in the settings for a work profile ("work" only returns network settings options).

On a similar note, if anyone can tell me why Im not able to move apps freely to the SD card that would be greatly appreciated. He got an SD card for Christmas expand his storage, but the storage problem is coming from apps, not files. And most apps can't be moved, and new apps can't be set to install to the SD card by default. So the vast majority of the SD card is sitting empty. It's literally almost 2022, the phone literally runs Linux, why is expanding storage such a problem for Google and Samsung?

I already enabled developer mode to force the OS to allow more apps to be moved to the SD card, but it's still a manual process, and many apps still can't even be moved. Samsung explicitly disabled the "format as internal storage" option apparently, which makes absolutely no sense.

Thanks for posting. Did you have a chance to check with the Facebook Community? They also have a Help Center. Were you able to cast other apps? Could you cast the Facebook app using another device? We look forward to your response.

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NOTE - When looking for example apps that require the fallback to http, I couldn't find any. Did Facebook remove that requirement? If so, the second part of my question has become irrelevant. Instead, I wonder when and why this has changed.

Facebook apps are created through iFrame, not FBML as before. As iFrames are embedded websites, the code is hosted elsewhere, the source website must support HTTPS, which most websites dont (because of the extra costs).

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In 2016, Facebook Research launched Project Atlas, offering some users between the ages of 13 and 35 up to $20 per month ($24.00 in 2022 dollars[20]) in exchange for their personal data, including their app usage, web browsing history, web search history, location history, personal messages, photos, videos, emails and Amazon order history.[443][444] In January 2019, TechCrunch reported on the project. This led Apple to temporarily revoke Facebook's Enterprise Developer Program certificates for one day, preventing Facebook Research from operating on iOS devices and disabling Facebook's internal iOS apps.[444][445][446]

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