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Reverse engineering the Facebook Messenger API

Reverse engineering the Facebook Messenger API

The author wrotes a blog post on how they reverse-engineered the Facebook Messenger API and turned it into a tutorial for others to follow.

  • The blog post warns against using reverse engineering for irresponsible behavior and provides examples of such behavior.
  • The post details a step-by-step guide on how to create a command-line program using Python that allows users to see their most recent conversations and send a message to a conversation.
  • The post includes sample code and uses tools like argparse, cURL, HTTPie, and CurliPie.
  • The blog post concludes with a warning that Facebook may suspend or ban accounts for exploring its API, even if no inappropriate behavior takes place.


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