Anyone know how you verify your DJI account?
Can't find it anywhere on website
I need to unlock a authorisation fly zone
Cheers
Can't find it anywhere on website
I need to unlock a authorisation fly zone
Cheers
Account verification
- Thread starter dragonmuzz
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In the "account" tab here:
Login | DJI Store
*[ https:// www . dpi . com/user ] *had to add like this as the https autolink is not working.
There is "My Unlock History" at the bottom of the page. If you click on "CREATE", it will take you here:
DJI - The World Leader in Camera Drones/Quadcopters for Aerial Photography ...
...where it "should" walk you through the geo zone selection and serial numbers steps for your phantom. However, I am trying to do this myself this evening for the first time... and I'm stuck in a loop when I try to verify my cell phone... it keeps kicking me back to the map. No error, nothing... just not working. I tried Safari and Chrome as I was unsure if it's browser bug. Still no luck, and I have opened a ticket with DJI support.
Let me know if you have any success.
Login | DJI Store
*[ https:// www . dpi . com/user ] *had to add like this as the https autolink is not working.
There is "My Unlock History" at the bottom of the page. If you click on "CREATE", it will take you here:
DJI - The World Leader in Camera Drones/Quadcopters for Aerial Photography ...
...where it "should" walk you through the geo zone selection and serial numbers steps for your phantom. However, I am trying to do this myself this evening for the first time... and I'm stuck in a loop when I try to verify my cell phone... it keeps kicking me back to the map. No error, nothing... just not working. I tried Safari and Chrome as I was unsure if it's browser bug. Still no luck, and I have opened a ticket with DJI support.
Let me know if you have any success.
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