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2. How do facebook ads spy tools scrape the data? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/61554253

   0. Adspy tools collect ads from Facebook in two different ways: They get their data from Facebook’s “Ad Library” archive, which does not give detailed information and is outdated. Some adspy tools use this feature to collect ads like Spytex. They do this by utilizing add-ons and similar techniques.

3. Retrieve Facebook Ad Library direct post link

   webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/149674/retrieve-facebook-ad-library-direct...

   Click Ads (beside Ad sets) > Choose the Ad you want to view. Hover over the ad and click 'Edit' (in between 'View Charts' and 'Duplicate') Click the 3 dots beside your ads title > More option > Manage Facebook Comments and you will be redirected to the page post. To get the exact Facebook link to the post, just remove business. from the URL.

4. Ads are not being shown up via Facebook Ads Library Api

   stackoverflow.com/.../ads-are-not-being-shown-up-via-facebook-ads-library-api

   Some of pages has active ads in facebook ads library but it doesn't appear when accessing it the ads ...

5. python - Scraping Facebook Ad Library Reports - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/64024983

   I'm trying to create a script that would download Facebook Ad Library Reports.. While inspecting the page I found a link that is triggered once I click "Download Report" button, but it doesn't work with simple requests.get apparently.

6. All types of Ads in Facebook Ad Library API? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/59083816

   All active ads a Page is running across Facebook Products are visible in the Ad Library. You can search for an advertiser to view the active ads running from the advertiser's Page. For ads about social issues, elections or politics, you can search by Page name or keyword, and then filter by: […] Ads that are not about social issues, elections ...

7. How can I bypass Facebook's IP blocking when scraping ads library...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/77104721/how-can-i-bypass-facebooks-ip-blocking...

   I'm currently working on a project where I need to scrape data from Facebook's ads library and upload it to an AWS server. I've set up a web scraper using Selenium and undetected-selenium, but I'm running into an issue where Facebook temporarily blocks my IP address with the message:

8. How do I access (new july 2022) targeting information from the...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/73305344/how-do-i-access-new-july-2022-targeting...

   Thanks for highlighting this data being published which I did not know had been announced. I just registered for an API token to play around with it.

9. How can I retrieve the highlighted link of each ad from the...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/78898754/how-can-i-retrieve-the-highlighted-link...

   I’m trying to use Selenium to extract highlighted links from ads in the Facebook Ads Library. The issue I’m encountering is a TimeoutException when attempting to locate elements. Here's the code I'm using:

10. Radlibrary not returning all ads from Meta/Facebook Ad Library

    stackoverflow.com/questions/73487606/radlibrary-not-returning-all-ads-from...

    1. I am trying to get all ads from different political pages on Facebook using the Radlibrary package in R -- which I have done a hundred times before with no problem at all. Now I experience that some ads are not returned -- there`s no system in which ads are not returned: for one party it is just a few ads in april 2022, for another it's all ...

11. Searching an exact phrase with Facebook's Ad Library API

    stackoverflow.com/questions/66338227

    1. I know this is from a while ago, but posting in case it helps someone else. There is now a parameter named "search_type" in the Ads Archive API (documentation here) which can be set to "KEYWORD_EXACT_PHRASE". This will search for exact matches of the term (s) in in "search_terms". Yes, this is the correct answer, please accept.