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How to get another user's details using RestFB?

Is there a way to tell how many users have uninstalled a particular Facebook application after using it?

  • You can get insight details on how many people are using the application, but is there a way to tell how many users have uninstalled the application, or how many times have they used it ever since they installed it?

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    Yes there is. If you goto your app's settings page there is a section called "Insights" here you can see a ton of metrics, but in the subsection of "Users" and then "Retention" you can see a ton of stats such as: Users adding the app Users removing the app (the one you are interested in) Users gone stale (haven't used the app in 30 days) Users revived (a stale user who has come back) Users retained (an active user who is returning to the app) There is also the User Decay triangle heatmap which breaks up your userbase into cohorts based on the day they installed, and tracks their usage patterns. You can watch a video on how to read a the heatmap here: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=3707283286197

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Yes, there is. This information can even be saved in your app  db. In order to collect these stats, you should give Deauthorize URL in App setting. When that URL hits, code should update record for that particular user in your db table. By updating record I mean you should add a field "removal_time" and update it when deauthorize URL hits. Other way is go to your App insights, there you can get this stats.

Amir Khan

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