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GET /{ig-user-id}/tags
Returns a list of IG Media objects in which an IG User has been tagged by another Instagram user.
Private IG Media objects will not be returned.
Type | Description |
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Not applicable. | |
If the token is from a User whose Page role was granted via the Business Manager, one of the following permissions is also required: | |
The app user must be able to perform appropriate Tasks on the Page based on the Permissions requested by the app. |
GET https://graph.facebook.com/{ig-user-id}/tags ?fields={fields} &access_token={access-token}
Include the following query string parameters to augment the request.
Key | Value |
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| The app user's Instagram User Access Token. |
| A comma-separated list of Fields and Edges you want included in the response. If omitted, default fields will be returned. |
Use the fields
query string parameter to specify fields you want included on any returned IG Media objects.
v10.0 and older calls until September 7, 2021: The like_count
field on an IG Media will return 0
if the media owner has hidden like counts on it.
v11.0+ calls, and all versions on September 7, 2021: If indirectly querying an IG Media through another endpoint or field expansion, the like_count
field will be omitted from API responses if the media owner has hidden like counts on it. Directly querying the IG Media (which can only be done by the IG Media owner) will return the actual like count, however, even if like counts have been hidden.
Use the fields
query string parameter to specify Edges you want included on any returned IG Media objects.
A JSON-formatted object containing IG Media objects.
{ "{field}":"{value}", ... }
This edge supports cursor-based pagination so the response will include before
and after
cursors if the response contains multiple pages of data. Unlike standard cursor-based pagination, however, the response will not include previous
or next
fields, so you will have to use the before
and after
cursors to construct previous
and next
query strings manually in order to page through the returned data set.
GET graph.facebook.com/17841405822304914/tags ?fields=id,username &access_token=EAADd...
{ "data": [ { "id": "18038...", "username": "keldo..." }, { "id": "17930...", "username": "ashla..." }, { "id": "17931...", "username": "jaypo..." } ] }
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