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ChrisWang

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Hi,

So I've got a problem I don't know how to go about since it's a bit hard to google it up.

I'm currently working with a service where we handle other customers Facebook accounts but there is a special customer right now who wants us to help him post things through his private facebook account but through a way where we don't need to log in (he wants to keep his password secret), and that we won't be able to see his private messages, in other words ONLY posting things and commenting through his Facebook account.

Is this possible? I've personally never heard about it before.

Thanks in advance!
 
Yes, prepare those posts and copy in text file. Mail him and ask him to post. :)
BTW, is there any scheduling option for FB posts if anyone is aware of ?
 
https://www.wikihow.com/Schedule-a-Post-on-Facebook

Thanks. But in the context of this thread, I meant scheduling posts from profile not on page.
You can read third part of this article for more info regarding "scheduling posts from profile not on page"

Sorry for hijacking your thread @ChrisWang
 
Hi,

So I've got a problem I don't know how to go about since it's a bit hard to google it up.

I'm currently working with a service where we handle other customers Facebook accounts but there is a special customer right now who wants us to help him post things through his private facebook account but through a way where we don't need to log in (he wants to keep his password secret), and that we won't be able to see his private messages, in other words ONLY posting things and commenting through his Facebook account.

Is this possible? I've personally never heard about it before.

Thanks in advance!


There is nothing such thing. If he doesnt want to share his password, You can't post. And If he wants you to post, he has to share the password to you.
Other than that, if you have build app just send him the app link ,to allow, and you can post on his behalf. By allowing the user app to post on behalf of the user.
 
If he wants you to do something on his private Facebook, he should give you full access. Nope, you can't do that. I agree with @krishnaverma. Send him the text and let him do it on his own.
 
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