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Wrong date and unit format

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‎11-07-2017 03:33 - edited ‎11-07-2017 11:29

‎11-07-2017 03:33 - edited ‎11-07-2017 11:29

Why are the date showing AM/PM when my system settings are 24h?

Pace is also shown as a none-SI unit, it should be meters per second (m/s). 
Are these known bugs? Because I cannot find any in-app setting to change this.

 

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‎11-07-2017 10:23

‎11-07-2017 10:23

Hi, @SunsetRunner! I just checked my app, the time is probably an oversight, mine has the same thing. However, the pace has always been that way, it reports the time for a km/mile, not a speed.

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‎11-07-2017 11:30 - edited ‎11-07-2017 11:31

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‎11-07-2017 11:30 - edited ‎11-07-2017 11:31

@MakMak wrote:

Hi, @SunsetRunner! I just checked my app, the time is probably an oversight, mine has the same thing. However, the pace has always been that way, it reports the time for a km/mile, not a speed.

Yes, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pace_(unit) you are correct (updated the topic).

However I still want the SI unit, not some unintelligible imperial unit which makes no sense to anyone outside of the USA...

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