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When a social account is disconnected, all scheduled posts will fail to publish. Learn more about the connections of social media accounts to Creasquare and how to fix some issues.

Creasquare uses access tokens to connect to your social accounts. Social networks’ development structures provide these tokens. When an access token expires or becomes invalid, you must reconnect your social account to Creasquare. Doing this generates a new token.
Every social media has different usage policies and privacy security algorithms meant to keep its users’ accounts and data safe. When a social network identifies certain actions on an account, it forces the account's token to expire, which causes the account to disconnect from Creasquare.
At Creasquare, like all external partners of social networks, we are subject to these security measures. They are often stricter for third parties than what you may experience using the social network itself. While disconnections can be frustrating, it is a usual and harmless process, aimed to protect your account.
While some periodic disconnections are expected, you can avoid many others by following the recommended best practices.
Understanding why a token expires is the best way to understand why accounts automatically disconnect. Following the best practices below will help you prevent most cases of unexpected disconnection.
Tokens expire due to the following:
Creasquare depends on the settings you maintain in each social network. Making changes in a social network can result in your account disconnecting from Creasquare. Here are examples that cause disconnections: