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11-24-2021
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Hi, maybe I am paranoid, but as to two factor authentication I don't feel sure about the address(es) which authentication codes are sent from. Before the address was simply "Fitbit", now it is specific call numbers, sometimes with a name - for example "AUTHMSG" or Astoria Gold Silver. Is it ok?
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11-29-2021 12:47
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It's great to see you in the Fitbit Community, @Vradimil.
Thank you for your question.
If you have access to your phone and can receive a verification code, you can turn off two factor authentication, then turn it on again to receive a new recovery code. For detailed instructions, please visit this article.
Hope this helps.
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11-30-2021 11:40
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Thank you for guidance! But can I ask you yet, what was going on, when I received verifying codes from unknown numbers? What was it? Thank you!

12-01-2021 13:58
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12-01-2021 13:58
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Thanks for your question, @Vradimil.
Please be aware that verification codes sent via text message are not sent from Fitbit but from a different company depending on the two factor authentication service you are using on your phone.
For more information, you can reach out your phone service provider.
See you around.
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