How do I set Auto-Stop on Inspire 3?

[gianuh2]

I set the Auto-Recognize for my exercise and that creates an Auto-Start just fine.

But I can't find where to Auto-Stop an exercise. I have to manually stop it.

If I forget to manually stop it, it keeps tracking the exercise after I've finished and the results are wrong.

[like_to_retire]

Yeah agreed, it's a problem for me too, that I can't solve.

They introduced this Auto-Recognize feature in the Fitbit app, and along with the latest firmware update on the Inspire 3 device, I am now required to manually STOP my exercise.

If I forget, and don't do that, my one hour bike ride turns into a 6 hour bike ride.

I tried unselecting all Auto-Recognize exercises in the app itself, and then ensuring that Auto-Start and Auto-Stop was selected on the Inspire 3 device, but it will simply not Auto-Stop.

I don't know what to do to solve this problem. I also don't understand why more people aren't complaining about it? 

[ZenArcade]

The problem is that I still would like the app to track my exercise as it used to be, but not one the Inspire 3! Now even during a small walk the clock starts tracking the exercise and I have to manually stop it. Plus continuous vibrations that annoys me. An auto stop would be beneficial 

[fbelzunc]

I opened a case on Fitbit on Twitter about this. I just found that in the smartwatch itself for some activities as "walking" there is now a recognition set-up as well that is enabled by default. I am giving a try to see if it fixes the issue right now.

[ZenArcade]

Thanks, this is exactly what happens now. Stupid auto tracking even for a short walk. Then vibration and I have to end the exercise myself 

[like_to_retire]

I'm afraid their Auto-Recognize in the Fitbit app (that they call Smart Track) simply makes the matter worse. I couldn't walk to my shed without it registering walks. I disabled all the Auto-Recognize.

[ZenArcade]

I found a solution within the community. I link it here:

https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Inspire-3/Cannot-turn-off-auto-detection-of-walking-and-cycling-afte...