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Revert to old version of app

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‎09-27-2022 15:05

‎09-27-2022 15:05

Has anyone successfully reverted to the previous version of the app before the new charts were introduced? I'm really disappointed that features I used such as being able to tap on a point in the heart rate chart and see my exact heart rate at that time have been removed. I don't see any advantage to the latest update and regret installing it. Sure would be nice to have the option to go back. 

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‎10-13-2022 09:32 - edited ‎10-13-2022 09:34

‎10-13-2022 09:32 - edited ‎10-13-2022 09:34

You may want to try, it is not that hard to do, personally I like the new charts. You may loose some features that you like. 

With the last change in the charts, people complained for 6 months, now people want the charts they did not like back. 

This has been a reoccurring theme with every change of the Fitbit app

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‎10-15-2022 16:49

In response to Rich_Laue

‎10-15-2022 16:49

"Not that hard to do" so enlighten us.

Not allowed.

Surely the fact of successive demands for the ability to revert to previous formats indicates that the app is getting progressively worse for many users.

The dogged insistence on using the latest version of the app when it clearly still has many problems is ridiculous. Even the version before this latest one had plenty of faults. I would much prefer about two versions back. I am now so fed up with it that I hardly bother with it anymore.

The inspiration is crushed by the aggravation.

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‎10-15-2022 16:53

In response to Lilbiddy

‎10-15-2022 16:53

Can't do the research for you. 

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‎10-15-2022 16:56

In response to Rich_Laue

‎10-15-2022 16:56

So much for the community helping each other eh?

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‎10-15-2022 17:03

In response to Lilbiddy

‎10-15-2022 17:03

Sorry, but the process would be the same for any app, and I'm under an NDA

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‎10-17-2022 02:47

In response to Rich_Laue

‎10-17-2022 02:47

NDA??????

Formerly Giampi71 - Retired from Fitbit for good on November 13th 2023
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