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Flutter facebook login uses deprecated Api #18

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sallypeters opened this issue May 25, 2020 · 4 comments
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Flutter facebook login uses deprecated Api #18

sallypeters opened this issue May 25, 2020 · 4 comments

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@sallypeters
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Hi - the plugin that you use for Facebook login uses a deprecated API - UIWebView. This has been deprecated since April 2020, meaning any NEW apps submitted after this date will be rejected. It will be great if we have a choice to use a native facebook solution or your old web flow approach.

@Andrious
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Thanks, Sally, I'll look into it. Of course, I would like to use an updated native facebook solution.

@Andrious
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Ok. The plugin originally used appears to be no longer supported. I've turned to another author who just released their own Facebook plugin.

There's a new Auth library package now available. Version 6.0.0. Note, its permissions are not a List of Strings like the original plugin but a list of predefined values:
facebook_permission.dart

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@sallypeters
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Hi - thank you. I have used DIRECTLY the new native facebook plugin that you are now using in your plugin and it works well , plus does not use any deprecated API.

Furthermore, just so you know - the Twitter plugin that you are using ALSO has the same deprecated UIWebView.

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Andrious commented Jun 1, 2020

Excellent. Wonderful to hear. Indeed, the Twitter plugin is the next concern.
Good luck in your endeavours.

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