I recently disabled offline_access as requested by Facebook's 1 October breaking change, and have re-authorised all linked services that suddenly terminated on 1 October. The access tokens I received all indicated an expiry date of "never" according to Facebook's debug page, and they worked flawlessly for a few days.
However at some random point over the past few days, some seem to have be discontinued without warning. I have tried using the debug tool (https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug) and it just says it cannot recognise the token (Error Parsing URL/Error parsing input URL, no data was scraped.) It does not indicate a problem like a changed password or something similar.
I know that without an extension, tokens are normally issued for 2 hours, but these worked for days. Aren't tokens meant to last for 60 days without refreshing them?
Or do I need to start refreshing them daily using the valid keys I currently have?
Use some random point over the past few days, some seem to have be discontinued without warning. It does not indicate a problem like a changed password or something similar. this will work and the token works
When you (re)authorise an app the token only lasts for a couple of hours, you have to do a token exchange to make it last for 60 days.
But Facebook do randomly kill tokens... I've had my own expire with the "User changed password" message - when I most certainly didn't.