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‎10-16-2023 08:11

‎10-16-2023 08:11

I have just got a Charge 6 and have set it up. I previously (a year ago) owned a Charge 4.

I do not want to use the device to receive notications abvout phonecalls or for contacts etc. I simply want to use it for steps, sleep monitoring and the like. I have set permissions  accordingly. Yet I keep getting a " request" to give or deny notification access permission for Fitbit in respect of phonecalls, contacts, photos etc etc. I keep pressing 'deny', but the popup keeps recurring everytime I press deny. So there 20 plus times. WHY? I will never want to allow this. What would you advise?

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‎10-17-2023 08:02

‎10-17-2023 08:02

Sorry, I can't help as I have the same issues. All I want is to keep track of my steps and to occasionally look at what time it is. I don't want YouTube, etc etc. I can't find anything in the Settings or Notifications on how to disable annoying apps. Any good advice would be most welcome.

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‎12-22-2023 05:48

In response to RheinD

‎12-22-2023 05:48

I have called them directly. Their efforts CAN be helpful. ? Maybe chat?

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