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Reporting an inappropriate member

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‎10-14-2017 07:50 - last edited on ‎10-14-2017 14:00 by Moderator Alum

‎10-14-2017 07:50 - last edited on ‎10-14-2017 14:00 by Moderator Alum

I was sent a "friend" request from someone very inappropriate. I'll block her,  Nut Why can't I report her too? Last I knew, you didn't  promote porn here!

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‎10-28-2021 10:12 - edited ‎10-28-2021 10:15

In response to Odyssey13

‎10-28-2021 10:12 - edited ‎10-28-2021 10:15

Scammers are identified and removed easily just as you described. Trolling lurking entities solely gathering information are much more insidious and would disappear if Fitbit did not chose to falsely pad their stats at legitimate users expense “They” are not individuals as pictured. Automated “bots” are pervasive in this landscape 

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