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Reciving calls

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‎08-13-2016 07:31

‎08-13-2016 07:31

The user guide mention a possibilty to recieve or reject calls Receiving phone calls

Your Fitbit Blaze also lets you accept or reject incoming phone calls by tapping the green or red phone icon.

Does it work on note 5?
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‎08-13-2016 07:40

‎08-13-2016 07:40

That only works with the iPhone.

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‎08-13-2016 07:40

‎08-13-2016 07:40

That only works with the iPhone.

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‎08-13-2016 07:42

‎08-13-2016 07:42

Hello and welcome to the forums @Yasha

 

You can see what your Note 5 allows here - click to check it out

Stepping in the U.S.A. since September 2013. Android 14

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‎04-05-2017 10:23

In response to SunsetRunner

‎04-05-2017 10:23

This is a horrible response. I have been promised by Fitbit support numerous times that this feature is coming to the Blaze for Android "soon" at least ten times over the past 13 months. Apparently these eere lies and definitely false advertising. Both of our Nlaze were purchasef directly from Fitbit. 

We want the festure added immefiately or get our money back NOW!

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‎04-05-2017 11:25

In response to wmnrand

‎04-05-2017 11:25

@wmnrand  if purchased from Fitbit directly, you have 45 days in which to return them. After that, they will replace them under warranty.

 

These forums are for the community to discuss and share, but it doesn't take the place of customer support. You'll want to get with them directly.

 

Features are added all the time. Just this week we received the sleep level data that many have wanted. Things change and we benefit.

 

Get with support and see what they suggest in your situation.

Stepping in the U.S.A. since September 2013. Android 14

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‎04-05-2017 11:43

In response to Odyssey13

‎04-05-2017 11:43

Replacing does not help if Fitbit never intends to extend or upgrade the feature for Android phones. Very tired of the false promises and "love only for Apple devices". 

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
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‎04-07-2017 07:26

In response to wmnrand

‎04-07-2017 07:26

@wmnrand wrote:

This is a horrible response. I have been promised by Fitbit support numerous times that this feature is coming to the Blaze for Android "soon" at least ten times over the past 13 months. Apparently these eere lies and definitely false advertising. Both of our Nlaze were purchasef directly from Fitbit. 

We want the festure added immefiately or get our money back NOW!

Please point us to the part where Fitbit advertised this feature for Android devices. I would be especially interested in seeing where this was somehow promised to customers before they had an opportunity to decide whether or not to buy their Fitbit product. I'm pretty sure that would be one of the requirements for proving a claim of false advertising.

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