by Derrek Lee on (#5JABS)
But Fitbit's 2FA is still text-based.What you need to knowFitbit is rolling out two-factor authentication (2FA) for its app.The 2FA system will use SMS for verification instead of software-based verification.The new 2FA should be rolling out to users on both Android and iOS.For Fitbit users who have been asking for two-factor authentication (2FA) on the app, your wishes have been answered. Fitbit has begun rolling out "an extra layer of protection" on iOS and Android devices. As pointed out by 9to5Google, the feature does not appear to be available for everyone just yet, and it hasn't shown up on our devices either.Fitbit appears to be sticking with text-based 2FA instead of a software-based method. It's a curious omission since Fitbit is now owned by Google, which allows verification of its accounts through a prompt on a trusted device or with an authenticator app. Our Jerry Hildenbrand has pointed out the flaw in using text-based verification, stating that it gives user...