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Asked: 2026-05-22T01:45:14+00:00

iOS beginner here. I have the following code: [facebook authorize:nil delegate:self]; NSString *string1=[facebook accessToken];

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iOS beginner here. I have the following code:

[facebook authorize:nil delegate:self];
NSString *string1=[facebook accessToken];
NSLog(string1);

The log shows: miFOG1WS_7DL88g6d95Uxmzz7GCShsWx_FHuvZkmW0E.eyJpdiI6IjNZZkFBY1c5ZnBaMGEzOWM2RzNKbEEifQ.LNjl06lsOQCO9ArVARqff3Ur2XQHku3CMHDBKkpGg351EB33LGxVv96Hh5R860KDJL0cLq8QezSW0GovYxnhUucOwxlITV364sVKDXIzC3bAn9P_74r2Axl1SgOaTyMMkQ_aSQ2OWh-8d3Zn9BDt3pXVWzBLJ9I4XAosnw0GjuE

This seems too long to be an access token. I read it’s supposed to be only 40 characters long. What am I doing wrong?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can use delegate method:

    - (void)fbDialogLogin:(NSString *)token expirationDate:(NSDate *)expirationDate

    for more information you can refer to the following question :Facebook Access Token

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