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Fitbit doesn't care about night shifters?

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‎05-19-2018 16:51

‎05-19-2018 16:51

So I paid a lot of money for this fit bit and I work night shift. But, I cannot have move reminders over the night. I read that fit bit doesn't intend to implement this ability. So, fit bit doesn't care about night shifters' health???? Is this really their position???? Seriously????

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‎05-19-2018 17:19

‎05-19-2018 17:19

Definitely agree. Even the sleep analysis now needs you to enter your normal sleep pattern. My pattern changes on weekends and I would have to manually change for sat and Sunday. Disappointing. 

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‎08-18-2018 10:38

‎08-18-2018 10:38

I just made an account for the specific reason of asking about this issue. It doesn't seem like it would be that difficult to have the counters begin tracking whenever a sleep cycle completes. I also work nights and its frustrating, especially on days off when I transition back to daywalker hours. Fitbit PLEASE fix this for all of us who work in the ER, fire, PD, EMS and all overnight workers!!

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