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Charge 3 counting floors during sleep

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‎11-05-2020 04:27 - last edited on ‎11-06-2020 19:21 by

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how does my fitbit count a floor @ 2 am while I'm sleeping?

 

 

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‎11-05-2020 04:50

‎11-05-2020 04:50

@mariska96  Your fitbit tracks floors by detecting drops in air pressure as you climb higher. It's possible that other causes of a drop in pressure can lead to false floors being tracked. This could be due to windy conditions (unlikely if you are in bed!) or perhaps a weather front moving through.

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‎11-05-2020 04:50

‎11-05-2020 04:50

@mariska96  Your fitbit tracks floors by detecting drops in air pressure as you climb higher. It's possible that other causes of a drop in pressure can lead to false floors being tracked. This could be due to windy conditions (unlikely if you are in bed!) or perhaps a weather front moving through.

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