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156mb of Data in 'user-site-export' folder ... what is all that about?

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‎01-20-2023 03:47

‎01-20-2023 03:47

I am cleaning up my data locations and found that fitbit had stored 150+mb of data over the last 3 or 4 years.  Stuff that a) I don't care about (heart rate zones, altitude, oxygen, high activity minutes) and stuff that I don't need that much history of (distance, steps, etc).

 

How do I limit the amount of information (junk?) that is stored on my local PC?

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‎01-25-2023 04:36

‎01-25-2023 04:36

Hello @ruffhi. I see that your asking about a folder on your computer, yet are asking on the Android Board? 

Have you been syncing through your PC which I'll assume is windows based?

If so, you will need to shift to a phone since Fitbit soon (I thought they all ready did) stop supporting a sync through a PC. They stopped supporting MACs a while ago. It has been at least 3 years since the Windows app has had an update, therefore your question has become mute, since the app will soon be dead and can be removed 

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