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Unlock with your phone

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‎08-02-2018 23:10

‎08-02-2018 23:10

Hi,

 

Is there anyone, who can help in danish?

 

My watch says "unlock with your phone" and i've tried to read a Lot in here, but I just don't understand how to unlock my watch.

 

Can anyone help me in danish, or maybe just explain in English, in an easy way, so that Even I can understand?

 

My phone is an android.

 

Kind regards

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‎08-03-2018 07:53

‎08-03-2018 07:53

Welcome to the Forums @BrockMatzen.

 

I do not speak or know danish but I'd like to try and help you out. If someone knows danish, please feel free to jump in and help.

 

How exactly does it say 'Unlock with your phone'? Have you tried pressing any of the buttons? What Fitbit model is it? Also, could you take a picture of it and upload it in here so that we can see exactly what you mean?

 

Look forward to your reply.

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