Hey there! I’ve run into this exact ambiguity issue before—when a group shares a name with a Page, the Graph API defaults to the Page because Pages are often indexed more prominently, and plain names aren’t unique identifiers. Here’s how to fix it:

The Most Reliable Solution: Use the Group’s Unique ID #

Names can be duplicated, but every Facebook Group has a unique numeric ID that will never collide with a Page’s ID. This is the foolproof way to ensure you’re targeting the right group:

1. Find your Group’s ID:

   • You can grab it directly from the group’s URL (look for the long number after /groups/ in your browser’s address bar).
   • Or use the Graph API to search for the group explicitly, filtering by type:

     # Search for groups matching your name to get the correct ID
     search_results = graph.search(q="NAME_OF_GROUP", type="group")
     # Pick the first result (or verify which entry matches your target group)
     target_group_id = search_results['data'][0]['id']
     

2. Update your code to use the ID:
   Replace the group name with its unique ID in your API call. This eliminates any ambiguity entirely:

   posts = graph.get(f"{target_group_id}/feed", page=True, limit=1)
   

Additional Tips to Avoid Future Headaches #

• Double-check permissions: Make sure your access token has the necessary permissions (like groups_read_engagement for reading the feed, or groups_posts for posting) for the target group.
• Confirm group privacy: For public groups, your app’s access might have fewer restrictions, but always verify the group’s settings align with your API access level.
• Prioritize IDs over names: Whenever possible, use unique IDs for all Graph API resource targets—they’re consistent and remove any risk of name collisions.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Mark