this question is for Facebook developers especially those who have been using Graph API in their projects. I've set up a webhook application in a client's Facebook account to be able to fetch user comments from the pages they've been managing into the app we made. Our app also has a feature to reply and hide user comments but these features require Page Access Tokens. The tokens that we have generated from the Graph API Explorer have been converted to Long-Lived Tokens in order to not expire. However, upon debugging the access token, the "Data Access Expires" confuses me.
According to their documentation and this guy's post, the scopes listed in the Access Token Info picture I posted should not expire. I asked this question because my use case from the post I've referenced is different, with mine using webhook for pages and no user authentication is involved. Should I still expect that the webhooks and the functionality of replying and hiding user comments are still working should the token I am using has its "Data Access Expires" expire?
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