Bulk Archive Facebook Group Photos with Cursor Paging
Sergei Belostotskii
Build a stock, research or evidence archive from a public Facebook group by collecting up to 100 posts per run with +N photo recovery. Pass SUMMARY.pointer.nextCursor into the next run to go further back until Facebook's public feed cap stops it.
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Copy SUMMARY.pointer.nextCursor from the finished run and pass it into the next run to resume where the previous one stopped.
Not always, because Facebook caps how far back the public group feed can be read. Each row's coverage_status and the run SUMMARY show why collection stopped.
No. It only collects posts and photos that Facebook shows publicly without logging in.