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Incomplete Map and Distance

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‎09-20-2018 05:54

‎09-20-2018 05:54

I've just been for a jog of approximately 4.6K. Gps and bluetooth were switched on the phone and I started the run from the watch (Charge 2). When I finished and the syncing updated, it doesn't show the complete map on the phone (or computer dashboard)! Today it says 4.17K covered and misses out a portion of the map. The same thing happened on Sunday, where even less of the map was showing, yet it registered 4.6k being covered.

 

After about a minute of running I noticed some icon of the phone showing, which I pressed the button, but really am not going to be messing about reading instructions when running. 

 

Anyone have an idea what this issue is?

 

Cheers

 

Ian

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‎09-16-2021 10:40

In response to LanuzaFitbit

‎09-16-2021 10:40

Seems like is still an issue 3 years later. Very disappointing. Any updates on this? Without this functionality, I, like many others in the replies, will be forced to go to a competitive device.

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