Hi Marre, any update on this? It's been 6 months and in my experience the app is still not compatible. Thanks, Sam
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No yet my friend @scatteredthings. The developer team is aware of the need to add new devices to the list of compatible devices. There are some users who can synchronize with non-compatible devices. If your phone meets the requirement of Minimum Supported OS (Android 4.4 KitKat), you can try the tips on the following help article: Synchronization troubleshoot or set up troubleshoot.
Note that we don't guarantee that the synchronization would be will be successful as we are still testing on this phone model.
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Best AnswerI’m not sure that still not having support for a phone that has been on the market for over 6 months counts as ‘being aware’. I would say rather that your developers are failing miserably to add new devices to the list.
Best AnswerAngelfila's proposal:
1) Go to settings>Battery>Launch
2) Disable "Manage Automatically" on Fitbit
3) - Auto-Lunch (on)
- Secondary Launch (on)
- Run in background (on)
This worked for me! thx
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