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IPhone hacked after update

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‎05-07-2016 21:45

‎05-07-2016 21:45

After the previous update for the Blaze which was notified by the Fitbit app my iPhone was hacked. Not sure what was the opening to allow the attack but it according to Apple not their fault (not a surprise).
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‎05-08-2016 14:39

‎05-08-2016 14:39

@Johndewe If you believe that your Fitbit account has been taken over, I would recommend writing into Fitbit Customer Support for help.

 

Additionally, this help article has a ton of great tips and resources to prevent account takeovers and how account takeovers happen.

Hope this helps!

Derrick | Retired Moderator, Fitbit
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