12-15-2016
11:32
- last edited on
09-09-2020
10:13
by
MatthewFitbit
12-15-2016
11:32
- last edited on
09-09-2020
10:13
by
MatthewFitbit
Hello Fitbits,
I have a Charge 2 and I am so happy about it 🙂
Since I will be without internet connection for some days now, here's my question: right now, my Charge won't sync without mobile data on my iPhone. Bluetooth is on...
Is there really no way sync without mobile data?
Thanks!
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12-15-2016 11:47
12-15-2016 11:47
There is no way to sync any of the trackers without an internet connection. However, all trackers will store 7 days of minute by minute detail and another 23 days of summary detail between syncs should you be without an internet connection for any period of time.
The reason for this is syncs for an account can happen over multiple devices such as a tablet, cell phone, desktop, etc. In addition, you may have more than one tracker in use and attached to your account. Before a new sync is allowed, the app needs to connect to the Fitbit servers to update that app with any other syncs/trackers that may have occurred since the last sync with that app/device before it will alllow new data to sync (and upload).
12-15-2016 11:47
12-15-2016 11:47
There is no way to sync any of the trackers without an internet connection. However, all trackers will store 7 days of minute by minute detail and another 23 days of summary detail between syncs should you be without an internet connection for any period of time.
The reason for this is syncs for an account can happen over multiple devices such as a tablet, cell phone, desktop, etc. In addition, you may have more than one tracker in use and attached to your account. Before a new sync is allowed, the app needs to connect to the Fitbit servers to update that app with any other syncs/trackers that may have occurred since the last sync with that app/device before it will alllow new data to sync (and upload).
12-15-2016 12:07
12-15-2016 12:07
Wow, thanks for this fast reply!
Makes a ton of sense, I guess. Well, I guess I have to live without the app for the next weeks.
Have a great day!
12-15-2016 13:24
12-15-2016 13:24
Your tracker will remember 7 days of detail data and another 23 days of daily totals.
12-17-2016 08:55
12-17-2016 08:55
Hello @SunsetRunner and welcome aboard the Community!
I couldn't have put it better than @SunsetRunner and @Rich_Laue. Just take into account that besides the data being stored you can also sync from any compatible device with the app. So you can always ask to sync from a friends device. Just log in to your account and then manually sync the device, then log out and this way your data will be stored on your account.
Let me know if you need any help!
See you soon!
03-21-2018 09:51
03-21-2018 09:51
Here is the problem. with off-the-grid hiking (I do 10-15 days) and no internet, I start losing really high numbers and important data (heart rate, etc).
Given what people use this for--to track activity--should be a way to at least store the data on the phone until back on internet.
(My map apps have offline feature for this very reason)
06-16-2018 00:58
06-16-2018 00:58
06-16-2018 07:15
06-16-2018 07:15
As for collecting data, even if the user was able to do a temparary sync to the phone .the data at sometime would still be needed to be sent to Fitbit,
The advantage is with the data on fitbit your data is accesable from any device that you night want to. You also would not want to loose your history any time the phone is changed.
06-16-2018 15:34
06-16-2018 15:34
06-19-2018 12:36
06-19-2018 12:36
07-21-2019 10:53
07-21-2019 10:53
also if you are changing time zones there doesn't appear to be a way of changing the time ? making the watch redundant
07-21-2019 12:02
07-21-2019 12:02
@dclonts all Fitbits have a 30 day memory for daily totals. 7 days of detail.
@chianti455 correct changing the time requires a sync.