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Why track floors if it doesn't impact calorie burn?

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‎03-31-2016 19:45

‎03-31-2016 19:45

Seems misleading. What's the point if it doesn't impact burn? I don't really care, I don't climb many stairs, it's just weird.

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‎04-01-2016 00:31

‎04-01-2016 00:31

I agree this is weird. They have the capability to adjust calories but choose not to. I wonder if this is to ensure those fitbits with floor tracking compare equally with those that don't have it.

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