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How do I change from AZM to Active Minutes on my Charge 4?

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‎06-02-2022 04:27 - last edited on ‎12-14-2022 14:23 by Fitbit Moderator

‎06-02-2022 04:27 - last edited on ‎12-14-2022 14:23 by Fitbit Moderator

How do I change back to activity minutes versus zone minutes.  It is probably the only feature of the Charge 4 I really do not like. 

 

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‎06-02-2022 07:13

‎06-02-2022 07:13

1)  Set your way-back machine/phone booth appropriately.

2) Scrap the newer features and revert back to an older model Fitbit that does not accommodate Zone Minutes, if you can find one.

3)  Look at the fitbit.com dashboard, which has not (yet) been changed to Zone Minutes.

4)  Realize that you can now get Zone Minutes for brief spurts of higher intensity without having to continue 10 minutes.

5)  Appreciate the opportunity to know you are following updated health guidance from American Heart Association, CDC, and others.

 

In other words, you cannot change back.

 

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎06-02-2022 10:25

In response to JohnnyRow

‎06-02-2022 10:25

I guess I should thank you for your reply.  Although, I don't think it was necessary to be rude or passive aggressive.  A simple, "It can't be done' would have sufficed.  Thank you.

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