App version 5.22, iPhone, Flex2

[meok]

Within the past couple of days it is taking several minutes for the dashboard on  my iPhone to show the current number of steps. Additionally, when I try to record outdoor bike from the previous day the date overlaps the time and mileage making it very, very difficult to record correct information. ???????  I just timed it, marching in place for14 minutes before it started refreshing/recording steps ! "Sumpin ain't right.

[SunsetRunner]

Hi @meok - I moved your post to the Flex 2 forum. Hopefully other Flex 2 users can offer suggestions. Have you tried restarting your device? That’s usually the first suggestion. Instructions are here. 

[meok]

Hi Carol-B,
That worked to refresh/record steps right away but not to correct the issue of text covering text.



Thanks for your help,

[kawaiiko]

@meok what do you mean by text covering text?

I've been using my flex2 during the covid quarantine and i've had some lags in steps, but it was mainly due to my phone being slow.  I restarted my phone and that fixed the problem ( for me) 

for workouts, i usually just edit the auto created workout with the correct start time, end time and exercise type.  

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[kawaiiko]

How are you responding to the thread?

Are you replying via email or on the Community.fitbit.com page?

Looks like you may have a signature set up.  

[SunsetRunner]

@meok - Saying “No to Spammers” is all well and good, but the best way to avoid spam is to remove all personal information (like your email address and last name) before posting. You can still go back to your previous posts and edit them. To do so, tap the three dots at the top, right of your post, then tap Edit. @kawaiiko raises a good question - How are you posting?  If your method automatically inserts a signature, remove it. 

[meok]

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[kawaiiko]

I have an iPhone also, but do not have this issue - can you please check to make sure you have the latest app update and latest IOS ? 

Also seems you have a signature set up on your email.