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Fitbit app in different languages

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‎05-06-2021 04:46

‎05-06-2021 04:46

This is still happening since reporting it 5 months ago. Several app updates later and they still haven't figured this out. Does anyone else notice this bug on their fitbit app in a different language than English? I have wildly different values for "potencial improvement with increased exercise" in English and in Portuguese. This is really unacceptable. 

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‎05-07-2021 15:23

‎05-07-2021 15:23

@lfgalvao Hi there. Thank you for the screenshots shared. 

 

Your feedback is appreciated, we're always striving to improve our services offered. Sorry to hear that you're still experiencing this with your cardio fitness score. Our team will continue to look into this behavior as this has been reported to them, your understanding is appreciated. 

 

See you around. Have a good weekend. 

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