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Counts bump on road while riding as floor climbed

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‎02-24-2017 09:51 - last edited on ‎02-23-2019 20:55 by Moderator Alum

‎02-24-2017 09:51 - last edited on ‎02-23-2019 20:55 by Moderator Alum

Hello ,

 

My fitbit blaze counts the bump on ride when riding in car as a floor climbed .. it made 27 floors climb without me doing even 1 floor worth of effort ..

 

 

Thanks,

Bob

 

 

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‎02-24-2017 10:12

‎02-24-2017 10:12

When it's a bumpy ride it will add steps. A lot of people use Drive it app on thier phone and it will get rid of them.

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‎02-24-2017 12:42

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‎02-24-2017 12:42

Welcome to the Community @sanchann! As @WendyB mentioned, it may count some steps or floors while you're driving. Some people use Drivebit or you can manually log driving in your account to delete the extra data tracked while driving. 

 

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