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anyone else's Fitbit app not able to cope with the clocks going back?

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UK just went back to GMT overnight (i.e. daylight savings ended, clocks went back an hour). My Fitbit device showed the correct time I woke up this morning, but the sleep graph in the app shows an hour earlier (which is weird because the clock on my oven display is an hour later - so it's as though my Fitbit app went back two hours).

 

I checked the settings and turned on the automatic time zone (which I usually have on, not sure how it got toggled off). Underneath that, in the 'select time zone' tab, the time zone for London still shows GMT+1.

 

Turning the automatic time zone back on resulted in the wake up time updating to the correct time on the main display, but when I open the sleep section, it still says 07:39, not 08:39. (Both places show bedtime as 00:53).

 

It's not a problem really, should be correct again from tonight onwards, I assume. I just wondered if it has happened to anyone else and if there's a way to reset it. I'm also not sure how much sleep I actually got.

 

 

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@JP72  There is no "fix" for this as it happens with BST/DST zone changes.  US users will experience it next weekend. 

Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS

Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.

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@JP72  There is no "fix" for this as it happens with BST/DST zone changes.  US users will experience it next weekend. 

Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS

Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.

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Thank you. 

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I am constantly contacting support due to Fitbit n I t syncing. So annoying & frustrating. Reps are no help

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