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08-02-2016
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@taltal Welcome to the Fitbit Community! I recommend going to the timezone settings on the app and then to turn off the "set up automatically" option. Then select a random timezone and sync your tracker. Then, go back to you time zone settings and select the correct time zone and turn on the "set up automatically" option back again. Sync your tracker. Your Blaze should have the correct time on its display again.
Let me know how it goes! ![]()
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@KiwiRobyn I hope you're doing well! Usually, that kind of trouble gets fixed when adjusting the time zone all over again. Now, as you are using the Fitbit app for iOS devices, we are going to try something different to fix this, please follow:
That should certainly help!
Let me know how it goes! ![]()
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