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9/7/2020 Update: This issue is resolved as of app update 3.29
We are aware of an issue where customers will see a blank Sleep HR graph on iOS. Our team is currently working on a fix and hope to have it resolved soon. Please stay tuned to this thread for updates and please ensure you keep your iOS app up to date.
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Best AnswerSilvia, thanks for the update. As you can see this is an important feature for many users. I would assume your team already has this information, but just in case, the graph information is missing when the sleep cycle begins in the PM hours. Any night I've gone to bed after 12:01am, I have a restoration graph along with data. This was posted by one other user, but my guess is that many others are experiencing the same.
If you could provide more frequent updates as to restoring this feature, it would be appreciated. Thanks again!
Interesting! I just reset my sleep log to begin at 12:10 AM and, lo and behold, the restoration graph was displayed. This, even more clearly, shows that the problem is a software glitch and the techies at Fitbit should be able to fix. The fact that can't, or maybe won't, raises serious issues about their product support.
I replicated SteveAlaska’s “I just reset my sleep log to begin at 12:10 AM ...”
For those interested:
I logged into my fitbit account, i.e. on a browser.
I went to the Sleep section (clicked on more).
I selected yesterday, as I know there was no graph yesterday.
I edited 10:30pm start to be 12:10am start.
I exited the Sleep section.
I went back into the Fitbit app and refreshed it.
Then clicked on Sleep, selecting yesterday, clicked on Restoration to find the graph working from 12:10am.
It’s very annoying that this problem has still not been fixed and it’s been I think over two weeks now! I feel we should get some sort of credit or extension of our Fitbit premium subscription
I see now that I went to sleep at 12:03, past midnight.
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Best AnswerYou're probably aware of this but I thought I'd share it anyway. I have an old iPhone 6 that I kept in spite of upgrading to an iPhone 8 last year. I decided to take a look at my Fitbit data in the Fitbit app on that old phone and guess what? All my Sleep Restoration Heart Rate graph data displays just fine - I even went back and checked going all the way back to April. I checked the iPhone IOS software version that it's running which is 12.4. I can't find any information about the Fitbit version on it but I have not updated any software or apps for 6 mos - 1 year. I hope you guys can get the current app version to work better with the current IOS version (my iPhone 8 is running 13.6.1) so the Sleep Restoration Heart Rate graph will work on that one, too!
Best AnswerIn New Zealand they are launching a smarter Fitbit watch! Saw it on their fb page. When I upgrade again it won’t be a Fitbit. I have never seen a large corporation behave in this way before. Extremely disappointing that there is only communication if you tweet them and they are well aware of the issue. There is no mass communication to premium subscribers . I have to wonder about their intentions. I am expecting reimbursement of my premium now.
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Best AnswerWhat's doubly weird an totally unhelpful is that I am a Premium member subscribed to a heart study via Fitbit. I went back to August 11th to look at my heart activity graph because I had a stroke that day. That graph went shot up to 147bpm a little before noon, when I wasn't exercising, then went totally blank before 5pm when I had the stroke. Kind of let me down there.
Too bad about Fitbit letting everyone down. Best wishes for a quick recovery from the stroke.
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