So basically without all day sync it renders my inspire hr useless for working out. Even my exercise stats are unviewable. Guess it’s time to get a better tracker. After all the issues it won’t be a Fitbit.
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I believe Fitbit made all day sync the default without a switch to turn it off. Whenever I check my app I find that my units have synced at least within the last hour.
Warren | Cincinnati, OH
Versa Lite, Ionic, Charge3, Inspire HR, Blaze(retired), Alta( retired),- Pixel 3
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Best AnswerThe option to disable all day sync has been removed from the Fitbit app on the phone.
This is so the Fitbit servers and the app will stay updated.
Yes I realize a few people still want to be able to turn off all day sync, but this is no longer possible.
If you are having sync issues, it is not because of this option being removed.
As for real time stats on the app, this has never been a part of all day sync.
Played with my phone for about an hour and found if I disable it going to sleep it will stay synced. Appears when it’s running in the background it doesn’t sync. Which I thought was strange. I think it’s an apple issue. But it’s funny I never had an issue before the last update
And a big nope .. went out this afternoon for a quick hour. Would only sync when I forced it. WiFi off connected through Bluetooth. Still not ya... tired of playing going out to find something that works for me.
Best AnswerIs it possibly the terminology is wrong? Instead of acting like all day sync. Maybe it’s all day connected . I still have to sync it manually
Best AnswerEXACTLY THE REASON TO WEAR ONE REAL TIME STATS WHEN I WANNA PUSH FOR THAT EXTRA 1000 FEET WELL YOU GET IT ... I DONT THINK MOST DO
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