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setting times for workouts

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‎01-02-2018 20:24

‎01-02-2018 20:24

Can you please do a 24 setting?

Some people start their days inn the afternoon and run into the early mornings.  like 3pm to 3am or 4am. Which is not 14 hours but since it is after midnight I can't put in proper times for me.

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‎01-04-2018 08:26

‎01-04-2018 08:26

Hi there @myheavenlyangel, nice to have new faces in the Fitbit Community! To give you an straight answer; no, It is not possible to change the time when your tracker will reset your steps at midnight.

 

If this is something in which you're interested, I would like to share with you the following feature suggestion, the idea is very new so feel free to contribute with your vote and comments, it would be nice to have your support for this ideas.

 

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Roberto | Community Moderator

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