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WalkthroughThe documentation for Facebook and Instagram provider setup was expanded to clarify the business verification process for public applications. Both now require a screencast demonstrating specific user interactions and warn about potential multiple review iterations. The Instagram documentation also adds a section detailing the advanced permissions and scopes needed for broader account access. Changes
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pages/providers/facebook.mdx (1)
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: Polish the wording & improve scannability of the screencast requirementsThe current sentence is long, colloquial (“actually”), and a bit hard to parse. Consider re-phrasing and switching to a bullet list so admins can quickly tick the items off when recording the video.
-Please be advised that for public applications, you will need to verify your business, -and [submit a screencast](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/resp-plat-initiatives/individual-processes/app-review/submission-guide) -showing log-in to your app, connecting an actual Facebook account, -clicking the during-connect link to privacy policy, posting something with a comment, -showing that it actually appears in the feed, and showing the Postiz analytics. -It can be one long video for all three (Facebook, Instagram (Facebook Business) and Instagram (standalone)) flows. -Expect many LLM-generated roundtrips with the review team. +If your app is public you must: + +* complete business verification; **and** +* [submit a screencast](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/resp-plat-initiatives/individual-processes/app-review/submission-guide) that demonstrates + 1. logging into the app; + 2. connecting a real Facebook account; + 3. clicking the privacy-policy link during the connection flow; + 4. publishing a post that contains a comment; + 5. confirming the post appears in the feed; + 6. viewing the post inside Postiz analytics. + +One continuous video can cover Facebook, Instagram (Business) and Instagram (Standalone) flows. +Be prepared for several review iterations with the Meta team.This keeps the required actions explicit and removes informal phrasing.
pages/providers/instagram.mdx (3)
26-33
: Tighten language & break the sentence into a checklistSame readability issue as in the Facebook doc. Recommend restructuring:
-Please be advised that for public applications, you will need to verify your business, -and [submit a screencast](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/resp-plat-initiatives/individual-processes/app-review/submission-guide) -showing log-in to your app, connecting an actual Instagram account, -clicking the during-connect link to privacy policy, posting something with a comment, -showing that it actually appears in the feed, and showing the Postiz analytics. -It can be one long video for all three (Facebook, Instagram (Facebook Business) and Instagram (standalone)) flows. -Expect many LLM-generated roundtrips with the review team, -who might not be very helpful understanding the distinction between the two Instagram flows. +For public apps you must: + +* finish business verification; **and** +* [submit a screencast](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/resp-plat-initiatives/individual-processes/app-review/submission-guide) that shows + 1. logging in; + 2. connecting a real Instagram account; + 3. clicking the privacy-policy link during connection; + 4. publishing a post with a comment; + 5. the post appearing in the feed; + 6. the post inside Postiz analytics. + +One continuous video may cover Facebook, Instagram (Business) and Instagram (Standalone) flows. +Expect several review iterations; reviewers sometimes conflate the two Instagram flows.Removes informal tone and makes the list action-oriented.
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: Render the scope list as a fenced code block for consistent formattingWithout fencing, each back-ticked scope renders as an inline code fragment on its own line, which can look uneven. A single code block (like earlier sections) keeps the visual style consistent.
-`instagram_business_basic` -`instagram_business_content_publish` -`instagram_business_manage_comments` -`instagram_business_manage_insights` +```text +instagram_business_basic +instagram_business_content_publish +instagram_business_manage_comments +instagram_business_manage_insights +```
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: Fix “Developpers” typoMinor typo in the link anchor:
-... will require a [Meta for Developpers account]... +... will require a [Meta for Developers account]...
This is a minor warning for the curious admin trying to add a more seamless login experience for users.
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