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Setting up MyFRITZ! report

The MyFRITZ! report informs you about the status of your FRITZ! products, available updates, and other news on a regular basis via email.

To receive the MyFRITZ! Report, you only need to register your FRITZ!Box with MyFRITZ!. If you did not already enable the report when setting up your FRITZ!Box or after updating FRITZ!OS, you can set it up at any time using the FRITZ!Box user interface.

You will then receive an email with a confirmation link for your FRITZ!Box. Setup is complete once you click on it. If you do not confirm the email, the MyFRITZ! service sends the email two more times. If you also do not confirm these emails, your email address is deleted from MyFRITZ! and the report is not set up.

If you want to access your FRITZ!Box over the internet, you can also set up a personal MyFRITZ! account and internet access to your FRITZ!Box after you have finished setting up the MyFRITZ! report.

Note:All instructions on configuration and settings given in this guide refer to the latest FRITZ!OS for the FRITZ!Box.

1 Setting up MyFRITZ! report

  1. Click "Internet" in the FRITZ!Box user interface.
  2. Click on "MyFRITZ! Account" in the "Internet" menu.
  3. Enter your email address in the "Your email address" field.
  4. Click "Next". Now MyFRITZ! sends you an email with the confirmation link to your FRITZ!Box.

    Important:If you do not receive an email, the email was classified as unsolicited advertising (spam). In this case, check the spam folder of your email inbox.

  5. Open the email from MyFRITZ!.
  6. Click the "Register Your FRITZ!Box" button in the email. Now you are redirected to myfritz.net. This concludes the setup of the MyFRITZ! report.
  7. If you want to access your FRITZ!Box over the internet, click the link "Configure MyFRITZ! Account" and follow the instructions in the guide Creating a MyFRITZ! account and setting it up in the FRITZ!Box.

2 Adjusting the sending interval of MyFRITZ! report

By default, the MyFRITZ! report is sent once a month. If you set up a MyFRITZ! account, you can also have the report sent once a week:

  1. Call up myfritz.net in a web browser.
  2. In the corresponding fields, enter the email address and MyFRITZ! password you used to register with MyFRITZ!, and click "Log In".
  3. Solve the CAPTCHA.
  4. Click the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner of the web page and then "MyFRITZ! Settings".
  5. Click "MyFRITZ! Report".
  6. Select the desired sending interval and click "Save".

3 Canceling your MyFRITZ! report

You can use the "Cancel your MyFRITZ! report" link in any of the reports sent to you by email if you no longer want to receive the MyFRITZ! report. If you set up a MyFRITZ account, you can also cancel the report on myfritz.net:

  1. Call up myfritz.net in a web browser.
  2. In the corresponding fields, enter the email address and MyFRITZ! password you used to register with MyFRITZ!, and click "Log In".
  3. Solve the CAPTCHA.
  4. Click the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner of the web page and then "MyFRITZ! Settings".
  5. Click "MyFRITZ! Report".
  6. Disable the option "MyFRITZ! report enabled" and click "Save".

4 Adjusting the MyFRITZ! email notification

In addition to the MyFRITZ! report, your FRITZ!Box uses MyFRITZ! to send you emails informing you when important events occur. MyFRITZ! sends emails when updates are available, you forgot your FRITZ!Box password, or someone logs into the FRITZ!Box from the internet (maximum one email per hour).

If you set up a MyFRITZ account, you can set which email notifications you want receive:

  1. Call up myfritz.net in a web browser.
  2. In the corresponding fields, enter the email address and MyFRITZ! password you used to register with MyFRITZ!, and click "Log In".
  3. Solve the CAPTCHA.
  4. Click the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner of the web page and then "MyFRITZ! Settings".
  5. Click "Email Notifications".
  6. Select the email notifications you wish to receive and click "Save".



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