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Does the fitbit turn off

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‎02-19-2017 16:41

‎02-19-2017 16:41

How do i turn off my fitbit charge2? 

When i ride my motorcycle it adds lots of steps.  Then i tried riding with it in my pocket and it adds steps and somehow reads really high heart rate like I'm at peak for an hour straight

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‎02-19-2017 17:22

‎02-19-2017 17:22

No, @Thatqualityguy, the Charge 2 does not have an Turn Off option.  One way to eliminate the false steps is to enter an Activity for Driving for the time you are riding your motorcycle.

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‎02-25-2017 08:02

In response to USAF-Larry

‎02-25-2017 08:02

Hello @Thatqualityguy, let me give you a warm welcome to the Fitbit Community. I saw @USAF-Larry has provided you a great piece of advice. To supplement this information the following post will explain how to negate steps from the Fitbit app.

 

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