I am developing a web application that I want to integrate with both Twitter and Facebook. At certain times, messages will be automatically published on each user's feed, for both their Twitter and Facebook accounts.
I am currently working on Facebook component, I know that to post on a user's feed on Facebook, they have to give permission to publish their app. Suppose I have a database of many users who have given this permission. I want to publish a message on all my feeds (which is visible to my friends). Do I have to go through the database one by one and call the API to post messages for each of them? This is the only way I can think of it to do this, and it seems highly to do this, especially when the database is bigger and bigger.
What do I describe?
Thank you.
I say that the only way to do this - anyway - what you say is bulk messaging Looks like that can be thought of as a spam to see the Facebook Privacy Policy. If you want to use the Facebook platform to spread the message, then create a Facebook page and like it to your app users, otherwise you have to "hand it" - send messages to each of your messages. It has a positive side effect - you can personalize the message for each user (mention your name, their friends' names, etc.), make your application more social
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