How do I extend a Facebook user access token? - facebook

Question

According to Facebook's documentation, the access token is good for 60 days after the user's most recent use of the app.
When your app uses Facebook Login to authenticate someone, it receives
a User access token. If your app uses one of the Facebook SDKs, this
token lasts for about 60 days. However, the SDKs automatically refresh
the token whenever the person uses your app, so the tokens expire 60
days after last use. If your app doesn't use the Facebook SDKs, you
need to include code that refreshes the User token manually. If the
User access token expires, your app must put the user through the
login flow again.
By using the debug_token endpoint, you can view the expiration date of the token's access to their API.
$response = file_get_contents_curl('https://graph.facebook.com/debug_token?input_token='. $this->access_token .'&access_token=' . $this->access_token);
This will return something like this:
string(1386) "{
"data": {
"app_id": "867-5309",
"type": "USER",
"application": "Jenny's Phone Number",
"data_access_expires_at": 1603124081,
"expires_at": 1600452140,
"is_valid": true,
"issued_at": 1595268140,
........etc.
However, when I run API calls, it does not change that number or extend it. So are there specific API calls that constitute the user making use of the app? Or rather, what meets that definition?
The goal here would then be to use an API call that meets this definition to make a non-important, silent, background call once a week or once a month simply to keep the access token alive. Is something like this possible?