How to configure the "application domain" (necessary for the Open Graph action) for a clean iOS application (without a web application)?

My iOS app would like to publish an open schedule action when a user uploaded a photo to my (web server) from an application (for example, a user uploaded a photo to a server). The application will be the only time I will interact with Facebook, and I do not support a web or mobile network that would like to use Facebook login.

Whenever I try to publish the mentioned action + object (the URL of the page on my server), Facebook will complain about the invalid domain and will offer to configure the "application domain".

However, in the settings of the Facebook application, in order to configure the "application domain", I need to have either a website (for logging in to Facebook), or the tab "Mobile website" or "Facebook". Which I do not plan to support. If I just do the “Application Domain”, Facebook won't let me save.

Did I miss something? Or does my use case not mean Open Graph?

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If your domain is example.com, simply turn on “Website with Facebook Login” in the application panel (even if you don’t have integration with the network) and for the website URL enter http://example.com then enter example.com in Application Domains.

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