11-24-2018
13:30
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11-25-2018
05:58
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AlejandraFitbit
11-24-2018
13:30
- last edited on
11-25-2018
05:58
by
AlejandraFitbit
I got a Charge 3 just two days ago and am still working on setting everything up. I am in the Fitbit app and it keeps telling me when I try to change the clock faces or get into the connected apps that "Oops, you are not connected to the internet. Please try again." I am connected to the WiFi but for some reason the app won't connect? The app, tracker and my phone all are currently updated and I am still having issues! I tried restarting my phone and everything! Please help!
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Best Answer11-24-2018 16:42
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11-24-2018 16:42
Try a time of day when your internet signal is at its strongest (early morning for me) and see if it works then
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11-25-2018
06:02
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10-17-2025
08:13
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MarreFitbit
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11-25-2018
06:02
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10-17-2025
08:13
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MarreFitbit
Welcome to the Community @Elisezimm99 and @NellyG thanks for stopping by.
I appreciate all the efforts in trying to fix this issue and wanted to let you know that I have moved your post from the Charge 3 board to the Android app board, since I think that here you will be able to see more related topics about the Fitbit app.
Now about your WiFi issue, my app sometimes shows me this message too when my data connection isn't strong enough. At the moment of navigating in your Fitbit app, I recommend checking if your WiFi connection is good by checking something in internet first.
Catch you later. ![]()
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