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‎05-04-2021 17:28

‎05-04-2021 17:28

not sure if I’m jumping the gun here but I’ve been wearing my Fitbit for 5 days now and the only health metrics that are showing up are my heart rate and SpO2. Not sure if there’s a compatibility issue, a user issue or if it just hasn’t been long enough for the data to collect. Also I have a premium membership.

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‎05-05-2021 00:18

‎05-05-2021 00:18

This is probably a glitch in the Fitbit App. To resolve

In Android phone Settings *

Apps

Fitbit

Storage - clear cache [not data]

Force Fitbit shutdown

[though it doesn't seem to fully]

Log back in to the Fitbit app

 

*Quick Shortcut: Press and hold the Fitbit launch icon, then App info [on some phones]

 

Or for IOS uninstall/reinstall the Fitbit App, and redo all notifications setup.

 

And probably wise to restart both watch and phone.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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