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Wrong detection of high caloric burn, when I'm simply using electric kick scooter

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‎02-19-2025 02:40

‎02-19-2025 02:40

Although I'm not running or walking, just still on top of the electric kick scooter driving about 20 to 25 kph, when I look at the caloric burn afterwards at Fitbit app, it's extremely hight for that period, it assumes I was running that distance at that pace, I guess.

Is there a way to deactivate any activity if my wrist (I have Inspire 3 tracker) is not actually moving?

I mean, this is a serious bug and creates a huge difference in the caloric burn, which then totally messes with the caloric deficit goal for that day.

Thank you

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‎02-19-2025 04:00

‎02-19-2025 04:00

Hi, @jfolpf , please refer to your duplicate post for my response.

Cheers

Gr4ndp4 | UK
AWAKE! for morning in the bowl of light has cast the stone that set the stars to flight.

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