This looks similar to the problem I posted. If there was no gps, how did it track my run stats like pace etc. It just has no map and no data for Strava. I sense a bug as it worked for ages.
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As mentioned, if your tracker didn't connect with your phone's GPS you won't be able to see the map of your route. If you are having issues with this feature, I recommend taking a look at the My Blaze GPS is not working post and follow the instructions provided there.
Now if your Fitbit account isn't connecting with your Strava account, you should try to unlink and link both account by doing the following:
Let me know the outcome. ![]()
Best AnswerYour Blaze will still show distance calculated by stride sensor in the watch.
The GPS issue is that Android API 26 no longer allows background apps to have regularly access the location on the phone. The Blaze detects this as a lost connectionand ditches the phone GPS feed. Fitbit won't acknowledge that their App is incompatible with the latest version of Android.
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