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I’m getting the following alerts on Facebook Developers:

‘MyApp currently has access to Graph API v2.2 which will reach the end of its 2-year lifetime on 27 March, 2017. To ensure a smooth transition, please migrate all calls to Graph API v2.3 or higher.’

and I’m using Facebook Android SDK 3.23.0.

How can I know the version of Graph API used in such Facebook Android SDK?

Thank you

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  1. The current, latest version of the Graph API is v2.8 and SDK version is 4.19.0. you should have upgrade it.

    Add the compile dependency with the latest version of the Facebook SDK in the build.gradle file

    dependencies { 
         compile 'com.facebook.android:facebook-android-sdk:4.+'
    }
    

    Can see reference link-

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  2. See this image for answer

    you can change version in fb application dashboard under settings -> advanced for both testing and production version

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  3. I had the same problem, and annoyingly, I couldn’t find anything about this in documentation. You can, however, refer to these two links:

    https://developers.facebook.com/docs/android/upgrading-3.x
    https://developers.facebook.com/docs/android/upgrading-4x

    And induce that your version (3.23.0) is on either Graph API version 2.2 or 2.3 – couldn’t quite figure out which one of the two it is. Alternatively it seems that you can call this function from your code:

    com.facebook.internal.ServerProtocol.getAPIVersion();
    

    This should return a String of the current Graph API version that you can log. In my case, for SDK version 4.0.1, it was Graph API “v2.3”

    Update: It seems that in newer versions of the FB SDK (just tried it in v4.23.0), getApiVersion() has been changed into getDefaultAPIVersion(). Seems to do the same thing.

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  4. I think we can determine which Graph API version is using each android SDK version by updating the timeline.

    Can see reference link

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