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precision of steps

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‎06-15-2018 10:33

‎06-15-2018 10:33

While drive versa still count my way like  steps and the data is enough wrong by this mistake.

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‎06-15-2018 13:31

‎06-15-2018 13:31

Hi, @cloversuu! Fitbit doesn't have any way to tell if you're driving or not. If you're in a vehicle that vibrates a fair amount, it will register as steps. There are a couple ways around this. You can plug it into a charger while you are driving or you can create the manual activity "driving" to overwrite steps, calories, etc for the time period you are driving. Since you're driving on a regular basis, you might want to look into something like the 3rd party app "DriveBit," which you can activate while you're driving and will create that activity automatically for you.

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