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Activity History Graph Out of Sync with Time Zone

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‎09-20-2017 15:36

‎09-20-2017 15:36

I've been using Fitbit for several years.  Today, when logging some activity manually using the Windows 10 app, I noticed that the Activity Graph (i.e. above Activity History log) was showing activity right through to 11PM for 'Today', yet it is only 8AM here in Australia.  The Fitbit app on my Android is correct.  I haven't recent changed time zones or time zone settings.  Any suggestions?

Wayne.

You can see times in graph are out of sync with actual time of day in bottom right hand cornerYou can see times in graph are out of sync with actual time of day in bottom right hand corner

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‎09-21-2017 16:46

‎09-21-2017 16:46

By the afternoon, the graph had corrected itself however, this morning the Activity Log graph is now not showing at all.

My suspicion is that it has something to do with the time-zone where, in the morning in Australia, "Today" is the next day after "Today" further around the globe (i.e. UK, US, etc).

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