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It's great to see you around @Himerope. It's weird to hear that the Fitbit app is consuming your phone's battery. I recommend checking your phone since an app can't drain a phone's battery.
Catch you later. ![]()
Best Answerdisable "Continuous Sync" (or something like)
Dude, I have a PhD in computer science.
having a PhD and knowing how to set the smartphone are 2 different things.
I have a lot of engineers here, some don't know how to change batteries in a remote.
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Have you check the apps that are consuming your battery @Himerope? And @SunsetRunner thanks for stopping by.
If you haven't, I recommend doing the following from your Android phone:
1. Go to your phone's settings
2. Slide down and tap Battery
3. Tap Battery usage
By doing this you will be able to see which apps are consuming your phone's battery.
See you around. ![]()
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Hey @Himerope. It's nice to have you in the Forums!
I recommend checking if you're using the most updated Fitbit App for your mobile Android. The latest one should be the version 2.38 that was released a couple of days ago. If you have the latest version, I suggest to remove the app, restart your phone and reinstall the app.
Give it a shot and let me know if that works! ![]()
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Best AnswerThis feed was painful to read through. There are continued issues with this app, my wife has a Galaxy S6, same issues persist. You tell users to go update the app, and to check the android battery % per app page. People have done that, on every post i've seen, and every moderator that comments continue to side step the issues.
What is causing this?
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I am using the latest Fitbit Android app, version 2.44, and it is not draining the battery very much at all. I just checked the Battery Usage report on my phone's settings, and it shows that Fitbit has used 4% of the battery in the last 24 hours. That is an insignificant amount of battery usage.
As a side note, I always restart the phone after installing an update to the Fitbit app to ensure it has cleared cache and gotten a good load.
This issue started 10 days ago. I have turned my phone off and the issue persists. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the app several times. My full battery drains in 6 hours. I hope there is no fix
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