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Water Lock Firmly Double Tap

‎02-15-2024 05:49

‎02-15-2024 05:49

I understand why a firm double tap is required to take the Fitbit off of Water Lock, but why is a firm double tap also required to enable Water Lock?

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‎02-21-2024 03:25 - edited ‎02-21-2024 03:57

‎02-21-2024 03:25 - edited ‎02-21-2024 03:57

Welcome back to the Fitbit community, @TubOfLard!

Water may interfere with a touch display by triggering unintentional taps. Thus the water lock function disables the touch function and uses the acceleration sensor instead.

Stefan
Charge, Charge HR, Blaze, Versa, Versa 2, Charge 5, Charge 6, Versa 4, Aria, Aria 2, Pixel 4a, Pixel 7
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‎02-21-2024 11:30

‎02-21-2024 11:30

@TubOfLard I was wondering why to tap at all to enable the lock (which is something to be done when tracker is still dry). Fitbit thinking is... different 😁

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