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OAuth 2.0 Fitbit Authorization suddenly giving bad request (400) error

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Hey guys, 

 

My iOS app had been authorizing Fitbit users seemlessly starting in September 2015. We are using OAuth 2.0 and are Intra-Day Time Series approved.

 

Around April 9th, new users started reporting an error when they tried authroize their Fitbit accounts. We are getting a Response Code 1011 - Request Failed: bad request (400) when users click the "Allow" button after they've entered their email/password.

 

Does anyone have any ideas on why this would have been working fine for 7 months, and then suddenly not work anymore (we haven't updated the app or changed the code).  

 

Could our Intra-Day Time Series permissions have been revoked for some reason?

 

Any help is appreciated.  Thanks!

 

Sean

 

 

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What is the URL in the address bar where you see this error?

 

Fitbit redirects people back to your app when they click Deny/Allow. If the error you see is on your URL, this is a problem with your app.

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What is the URL in the address bar where you see this error?

 

Fitbit redirects people back to your app when they click Deny/Allow. If the error you see is on your URL, this is a problem with your app.

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Thanks for the response, Jeremiah. Digging deeper into the URL we found our issue and have submitted our bug fix to Apple. 

 

Thanks!

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