Rodrigo: "We will all get used to it eventually..." That may or may not be true, but as you charitably said, "I was also surprised to wake up to another way of presenting data." My biggest problem with all the changes since Google acquired Fitbit is that there is no warning beforehand about major changes to the "way of presenting data"--i.e., the usability of that information and functionality of the app for users--or way to opt out of (or rollback) these changes. "We will all get used to it eventually" seems to be the assumption of the current Google/Fitbit decision-makers, who clearly are not listening to their consumers, who vocally protest--in large numbers--that all of these changes they are imposing are ruining what longtime users of Fitbit appreciated about the product. With each of these frustrating changes, I've contemplated and gotten closer to throwing in the towel on Fitbit, a brand I've stuck with for almost 20 years.
@operationcam Like you, my only reason for the Premium subscription was to keep my access to the "granular" sleep details (which I used to have access to for free, before Google acquired Fitbit). Given how frustrating/useless the new sleep tracking UI is, I'm cancelling my premium subscription. As you said, "It seems like each time Fitbit updates the application they remove the ability to view more and more data points." Spot on!
