08-01-2016 16:03
08-01-2016 16:03
2 weeks ago my Blaze subtracted 5,000 steps from a morning run. I particpate with a group in challenges and posted about it. One lady stated this happened to her husband and the steps caught up by the end of the day. Thankfully this happened with mine. However, this past weekend I lost 5,000 but they never caught up
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08-05-2016 10:22
08-05-2016 10:22
The most annoying behavior of the Fitbit app on iOS is that I'll open it and it will say something like (making up step count for the example) 11,515 steps, and then it changes its mind and drops down to 9,834 steps. If I force a sync by pulling down / rubber banding, then it (usually) syncs back to 11,515 or greater. Sometimes I have to force quit the app and restart to get step count to update.
The basic problem here is that Fitbit considers "true steps" as whatever is in the cloud on their servers. If you sync tracker with phone app, then the app is the middleman. If the app cannot sync to Fitbit cloud, for whatever reason, you'll temporarily see a discrepency between tracker, app, and web dashboard.
Aria, Fitbit MobileTrack on iOS. Previous: Flex, Force, Surge, Blaze
08-05-2016 04:12
08-05-2016 04:12
A warm welcome to the Community @StepWarrior. It's weird to hear that your tracker is deleting your steps. Have you manually logged any type of activity like "Walk" or "Run"? If you have, I recommend deleting that activity since it can cause discrepancies in your information. If you haven't, please restart your Blaze and test it.
Let me know the outcome.
08-05-2016 10:22
08-05-2016 10:22
The most annoying behavior of the Fitbit app on iOS is that I'll open it and it will say something like (making up step count for the example) 11,515 steps, and then it changes its mind and drops down to 9,834 steps. If I force a sync by pulling down / rubber banding, then it (usually) syncs back to 11,515 or greater. Sometimes I have to force quit the app and restart to get step count to update.
The basic problem here is that Fitbit considers "true steps" as whatever is in the cloud on their servers. If you sync tracker with phone app, then the app is the middleman. If the app cannot sync to Fitbit cloud, for whatever reason, you'll temporarily see a discrepency between tracker, app, and web dashboard.
Aria, Fitbit MobileTrack on iOS. Previous: Flex, Force, Surge, Blaze
08-05-2016 10:35
08-05-2016 10:35
08-05-2016 10:36
08-05-2016 10:36
08-06-2016 02:35
08-06-2016 02:35
If your looking at the app, then please go to fitbit.com to check the step count, i find the app doesn't always update.quickly.