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Is it possible to have steps go for 24hrs

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‎10-27-2017 19:05

‎10-27-2017 19:05

I’m a shift worker, and was wondering if it’s possible to set reminder to move step counting for 24hrs. Or do I have to change this according to the shift I’m working?

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‎10-27-2017 23:43

‎10-27-2017 23:43

From looking at the option within the fitbit app it would seem the maximum is 14 hours, so you would need to alter depending on your shift. I would think that's the best thing to do anyway, as if it was set to 24hrs it would be vibrating whilst you try to sleep at some point. 

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‎10-27-2017 23:43

‎10-27-2017 23:43

From looking at the option within the fitbit app it would seem the maximum is 14 hours, so you would need to alter depending on your shift. I would think that's the best thing to do anyway, as if it was set to 24hrs it would be vibrating whilst you try to sleep at some point. 

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‎10-27-2017 23:46

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‎10-27-2017 23:46

I thought so. Thanks for your reply 

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