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Graph showing daily G forces on Fitbit app

Status: Reviewed By Moderator Submitted by on ‎05-21-2022 01:37
1 Comment (1 New)
I'd like to have a graph (just like the heart rate) to see how many g forces I got a day. If that is too much you could make something like an exercise to mesure g forces in a specific period of time.

Moderator edit: Clarified subject and updated label
This is needed because:
I like to know how many g forces I got while riding a roller coaster for example. Also to know how much g forces you got while flying a plane is interesting.
I'd use this: Monthly
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Status changed to: Reviewed By Moderator
LizzyFitbit
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Fitbit Moderator
‎05-22-2022 14:55
‎05-22-2022 14:55

Hi @mooncookie! Thanks for participating in Feature Suggestions. We can see that you have shared lots of ideas here but we ask that you only post one idea per Feature Suggestion. That way we can keep these boards organized and searchable, in addition to clearly understanding which idea other members are voting for. We have chosen one idea and retitled and labelled this idea accordingly. Please repost your other idea about having tracking G forces when using the Exercise app in a specific period of time as individual Feature Suggestions by clicking ‘Add New Suggestion’.

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