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Network permissions status

Social networks approve apps feature by feature. This page shows what PostBoost's app is approved for on each network, so you know what to expect before you connect an account or build on the API.

Last checked: 2026-10-11. We update this page whenever a review is approved or a network changes its rules.

NetworkPublishingFirst comment / repliesAnalyticsInboxStatusWhat it means for you
Facebook PagesYesPending reviewYesNot enabled yetPending review (comment permissions)Posts publish. The first comment fails on customer Pages until Meta grants Advanced Access for pages_manage_engagement and pages_read_user_content.
InstagramYesPending reviewYesNot enabled yetPending review (comment permissions)Posts publish. The first comment fails on customer accounts until Meta grants Advanced Access for instagram_manage_comments.
ThreadsYesThread repliesTo be confirmedNot enabled yetBeing confirmed
XYesThread repliesTo be confirmedNot enabled yetBeing confirmed
LinkedInYesTo be confirmedTo be confirmedNot enabled yetBeing confirmed
TikTokYesNot supportedTo be confirmedNot enabled yetBeing confirmed
YouTubeYesNot supportedTo be confirmedNot enabled yetBeing confirmed
PinterestYesNot supportedTo be confirmedNot enabled yetBeing confirmed
BlueskyYesThread repliesTo be confirmedNot enabled yetNo app review needed (open API)
MastodonYesThread repliesTo be confirmedNot enabled yetNo app review needed (open API)
RedditYesNot supportedTo be confirmedNot enabled yetBeing confirmed
Google Business ProfileYesNot supportedTo be confirmedNot enabled yetBeing confirmed

"Being confirmed" means we have not yet published the review status for that network. Publishing itself works on every network listed.

What to do​

  • A first comment failed on Facebook or Instagram. The post itself is published; only the comment failed, and the post's account entry carries the error (see Core Concepts). Until Meta approves the comment permissions, add the comment by hand or leave it out.
  • After an approval lands, reconnect the affected account in Accounts so its token picks up the new permission. Existing tokens keep their old permissions.
  • Building on the API? Check Error Handling for how per-account failures are reported, and subscribe to webhooks to hear about them.

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