Hi, on my aria 2 there are 2 users, myself and guest. Since Monday of this week, 16.10.2023, my aria 2 only registers guest weigh ins and not my own. Somehow, when data was ported from my fitbit account to the google account, the fact that the default guest account on the old fitbit environment was lost. Now my aria2 only sees the weighins as though they are being done by the guest. The aria2 thinks that I am the guest. On the fitbit app, the guest user weighins and the actual guest user has disappeared.
Usually, I could manually transfer guest weigh ins to myself manually, hiwever, since the guest user no longer shows up as a user, this manual correction is no longer possible.
This is frustrating.
How can I get the aria2 scale recognize me as myself and not as the guest account?
Why has the previous guest account also not been transferred when my data was migrated from fitbit to google storage.
There is some confusion between the aria2 and the fitbit app.
1. The scale somehow thinks i am the guest.
2. The fitbit app is missing the previously existing guest account.
3. Because the guest account no longer appears in the fitbit app, manual correct is not possible.
Either google or fitbit forgot to take into account the (default)guest account when they migrated user data from fitbit to google, yet the guest user still exists on the aria 2. As another user indicated, the scale sends the guest data to the fitbit app (Rest api shows this) however, because the guest account no longer exists or exists but is no longer being displayed, guest weighin are not seen on the app and the manual correction from guest to myself is no longer possible.
If I were you, I would verify
1. If during migrating or porting data from fitbit to google that guest users on the scale were also registered and saved on the fitbit app. What may have happened is that there were no guest entries on the aria so no guest account was created under the (false) assumption that no guest account existed, although present on the aria.
2. That guest data sent from the aria2 or other aria models sent by the scale during synching is indeed received.
3. Consider testing migrating account data where an aria2 scale has two users, a real one and a unused guest user. Verify that all users on the aria2 were also registered in the backend and that your front end (web display) shows or reflects the same number of users present in the aria2.
All of this is just speculation about what might be happening and my imagination has been shown to be way off at times. However, if you identify the use cases which could lead so many users to having this same or similar behaviour, it seems that a fundamental use case was forgotten or because of time constraints never tested or never implemented or both.
Hope you can fix this ' booboo' soon.
Good luck.
Claude
only sees and registers weighins as guest weigh ins which .
