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How do I stop reminders to move on the new Fitbit app?

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‎11-21-2023 10:44 - last edited on ‎11-23-2023 10:07 by Fitbit Moderator

‎11-21-2023 10:44 - last edited on ‎11-23-2023 10:07 by Fitbit Moderator

The instructions I got from Google were to go to the Fitbit dashboard, click on "hourly activity goal" and that there would be a button in the top right-hand corner to stop reminders. However, there is nothing in the corner allowing me to do so. I even went to the app settings, but none of the notifications were for the hourly activity goal. What should I do?

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‎11-21-2023 11:59

‎11-21-2023 11:59

Hello @Catie0621 and welcome to the Community.  Please tap on your Hourly Activity tile (or your Hourly Activity icon if you put up top on a Custom Focus).  The gear icon should be in the upper right.  Tap on the gear, toggle it off.

Laurie | Maryland
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