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Different oxygen saturation

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‎07-31-2022 01:08

‎07-31-2022 01:08

This morning the sleeping function changed. It has new graphics and overall overview, but with that comes lagging when you scroll. More importantly the variation in oxygen saturation levels are changed with no explanation why all the levels are massively high. I check this every morning and they were never in the orange (high). All my previous nights are now also in the high. 

 

 

What does the change mean and how will you fix my trust in these measures?

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‎07-31-2022 01:12

‎07-31-2022 01:12

Hello @Robin92 

 

Those changes in graph are a bug after a large update of the Fitbit application on Android phones. I agree it raises question about the actual data recorded. There are no timeline of when or even if the bug is going to be solved. 

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