01-21-2016
12:51
- last edited on
08-20-2020
16:59
by
MatthewFitbit
01-21-2016
12:51
- last edited on
08-20-2020
16:59
by
MatthewFitbit
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Thank you for stopping by @AbiA! This usually happens when the battery of your buddy is too low. I'd like to know if at any moment your tracker turned off . To avoid this in the future, I recommend making sure your Flex has enough power. To recover the steps lost, manually log your activity is always a good option.
Good luck!
Best AnswerThis keeps happening to me as well but it has nothing to do with battery. I just charged mine yesterday, and I lost all of my steps again today. My tracker will show several lights, and then all of a sudden just show one. I can sync during the day and have several thousand steps, but then later in the day only have about 100. I've tried several times to restart the tracker but it keeps happening.
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Welcome to the Community @bks, @Betholyn and @Mle2k4! I'd like that you make sure that you're on your correct timezone. If you're on the wrong timezone, your steps won't be restarting at the correct time. You can correct this from your account settings.
If you have a mobile device, proceed with the following:
1. Double tap the home button on your iOS device. Your open apps will show on your device's screen.
2. Close the Fitbit app by swiping the app image in an upward motion.
3. Open the Settings app from your iPhone home screen.
4. Tap "General."
5. Tap "Date & Time."
6. Ensure that "Set Automatically" is ON.
7. Reopen the Fitbit app. The issue should now be resolved.
Keep me posted!
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The steps always disappear AFTER I enter exercise for the day. Example today before 1pm I had 13,325 steps. When I entered my walk (1.5 hour) my steps dropped to 6035. Why do you lose the steps when entering an exercise?
Hi this just happened to me when my battery was fully charged and my time zone is correct. Is this a fault as I think I want to return my Fitbit? I only got it this week.
Mine too. Steps gone and active minutes gone. So cross as I’m trying so hard to stay active during isolation as per docs advice and now not going to have accurate records
Happened to me this week- I’m a nerd and keep a spreadsheet of my steps and when I went to update it yesterday morning for Wednesday’s steps, the Tuesday steps had gone down by 4422 which is probably close to what I did in a 2.3 mile walk Tuesday night