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Can you put a fit bit into sleep mode

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‎07-25-2017 13:50 - last edited on ‎09-09-2020 09:26 by Fitbit Moderator

‎07-25-2017 13:50 - last edited on ‎09-09-2020 09:26 by Fitbit Moderator

Is there a setting to put my fitbit into sleep mode so it doesn't track activities? I can't wear it when riding my motorcycle since it picks up the vibrations and counts them as steps. Thanks

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‎07-25-2017 14:25

‎07-25-2017 14:25

No, but you can submit it in the feature suggestion. Click the 3 bars and scroll down and you will find it

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‎07-26-2017 07:09

In response to BananaMagic

‎07-26-2017 07:09

@jonnyrock Thanks for stopping by! Like @BananaMagic said you can't place the tracker in sleep mode so you can follow his suggestion. In the meantime you can manually log a driving activity following @Mcore's instructions to negate these steps. You can also try using the DriveBit app (at least on Android not sure if it is available for iOS users) to log these activities.

 

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‎06-13-2019 15:32

‎06-13-2019 15:32

good idea I rode my bike in to work and put on 9000 steps

 

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