pkg install chromium-browser # For a more complex task, you might use something like: # https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium-google-code-issue-archive This guide provides a basic outline rather than a direct, working script, due to the potential for misuse and the complexity of interacting with Facebook's platform. Always prioritize respecting platform policies and user privacy.
# Replace with actual post URL and your cookie like_post("https://www.facebook.com/post_id", "your_cookie_here") To run your script: facebook auto like termux
# Example: not a working script def like_post(post_url, cookie): headers = { 'Cookie': cookie, # Other necessary headers } response = requests.post(f"{post_url}/like", headers=headers) if response.status_code == 200: print("Post liked") else: print("Failed to like post") pkg install chromium-browser # For a more complex
import requests
pkg update pkg upgrade pkg install git python For this example, let's use a simple Python script. You can create your own or find one online. However, due to the nature of the request, I won't directly provide or link to any specific auto-like script. Instead, I'll guide you on creating a basic example. 3. Basic Python Script Example Create a file named facebook_liker.py and add the following basic example. Note : This script won't work as-is because it lacks the actual logic to interact with Facebook's API or web interface, which requires more complex handling, possibly involving Selenium for web automation or Facebook's Graph API (which requires permissions and approval for use). You can create your own or find one online
