01-19-2017 09:12
01-19-2017 09:12
Over the summer when the API went to OAuth2 I wasn't ready for t and deactivated the subscriber endpoint and walled off those settings on our site. Now that we're on a new server and can handle the newer classes I need to connect to Fitbit again, I find that I have lots of subscriptions still sending me alerts for users that I do not have access tokens for. It's not that I don't have NEW access tokens either; I have NOTHING for them, so going through fo each and manually unsubscribing them doesn't seem like an option.
Basically, I need to start fresh and cancel all user subscriptions for my application. This seems reasonable; if someone loses the access token then the application owner should be able to shut it off from their end, right?
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Best Answer01-19-2017 12:53
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01-19-2017 12:53
Deleting the subscriber in your client settings will delete the subscriptions.
Best Answer01-19-2017 12:53
Fitbit Developers oversee the SDK and API forums. We're here to answer questions about Fitbit developer tools, assist with projects, and make sure your voice is heard by the development team.
01-19-2017 12:53
Deleting the subscriber in your client settings will delete the subscriptions.
Best Answer01-19-2017 13:28
01-19-2017 13:28
Created a new subscriber with the old details (and verified it), deleted the original, and so far no old subscriptions!
Thank you!
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