Fido has updated their My Account app for iPhone, bringing a new redesign, plus adding Touch ID and push notification support. Upon launching the updated app, Fido guides users through the new features and redesign, which appears to be much cleaner and easier to read than before:


To access the app, Fido customers need to enter their mobile number, to receive an authorization code via text:

Once users gain access to the app, they’ll be prompted to setup Touch ID to login to their Fido account.

Users can view and pay their bills directly from the app itself:

Fido My Account hasn’t received a lot of updates over the years. Back in the fall of 2016, it gained the ability to login via Facebook, while the last major redesign was back in November 2015.
Click here to download Fido My Account in the App Store—let us know what you think of this new design.
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