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Facebook's real-time updates docs now say that you can get the feed for a page: You can subscribe to the page's feed in the same way you subscribe to a user's feed - the subscription topic should be 'user' and the subscription field should be 'feed' My understanding of this is that I need to post to the graph API to subscribe as such: curl -d \ "object=user&fields=feed&callback_url=$CALLBACKURL&verify_token=$SECRET" \ "https://graph.facebook.com/$PAGEID/subscriptions?access_token=$OAUTHTOKEN" (This is a bash script.) Here $CALLBACKURL is set up correctly following their example code . (At least I think it's correct -- I can successfully add subscriptions with it.) The $OAUTHTOKEN is the one for my Facebook App. And the $PAGEID is the facebook object id of the page I'd like to get realtime updates for. When I do this, the call appears to work -- no error message. My callback gets called. But I certainly don't get notified when something happens on the page's feed. So what's missing? Does the page need to install the app whose oauth token I'm using? Or do I somehow need to get an oauth token for the page itself by logging in as the page?

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