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I have a SharePoint 2013 Provider Hosted App (on premise). When I try to make a social rest call I get the following error code:

-2146232832, Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.SPS2SAppResourcePolicyException

with the following error message:

An app requested information that is not available from this location

MSDN doesn't provide any clarification on this

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I think I'm 100% wrong, but let me give you something to go on with. Do you think maybe you need to ask permission to use the User Profiles?

It doesn't make sense to me why you'd need the user's permission for it, but it's better than the no responses you're getting now, right? Hopefully it's a starting point.

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Yeah - I read up on permissions and you need Read permissions on User Profiles and write permissions at the Tenant level. – Blake Blackwell Mar 19 at 13:37
So were you able to get it to work using that method? If so, this would be a great Community topic to keep here. I haven't done much Windows 8 development but from all the seminars and workshops I've seen getting system permission is done the way I show in the screenshot I attached.That's why my first thought was that SharePoint probably does it the same way. – DrFeelgood Mar 19 at 15:29
Sorry - I meant to say that those are the permissions I have set according to the documentation. Unfortunately those permissions still don't allow access. – Blake Blackwell Mar 19 at 19:14
Could you modify your question to include the REST call as well as your AppManifest.xml? – DrFeelgood Mar 19 at 23:52

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