userRevokedAccess - is this global or for each user

[eglobal]

2 related questions: 

1. Does my App have to create a userRevokedAccess subscription for each user? It seems to me if an App wants this they would want for all users, so it would make sense to make this a global subscription?

2. Do I subscribe to userRevokedAccess using the SAME subscription ID that I use for 'activities' collection or do I create different subscription IDs for each collection?

[Gordon-C]

Hi @eglobal 

The documentation isn't very clear on this topic.   I'll see what I can do to improve it.  To answer your questions

1. Fitbit will automatically create the "userRevokedAccess" subscription when no collection is specified.   When you don't specify a collection, the user will need to enable the activity, nutrition, profile, settings, sleep and weight scopes.   If you specify the collection, you will need to create a subscription for the userRevokedAccess collection, as well.

2. You will use a unique subscription Id for "userRevokedAccess"