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‎06-12-2020 22:36

‎06-12-2020 22:36

Hi, I have few questions, the first one is can i obtain the sleep information in the app(no the mobile application) ? just like i obtain the heart rate.

the second one is the fitbit allow me to obtain the blood oxygen saturation ?, i've seen few disccusions about this, and i want to stay certain.

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‎06-13-2020 06:51

‎06-13-2020 06:51

Hello @Yahuarcani 

 

Blood oxygen is not currently available through the developer API. Jonfitbit answered this in the following topic back in January: SDK-Development/Blood-Oxygen-Tracking 

 

Sleep logs are available from the Fitbit servers through the Web API: get-sleep-logs 

 

Regards,

Reign

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‎06-13-2020 06:51

‎06-13-2020 06:51

Hello @Yahuarcani 

 

Blood oxygen is not currently available through the developer API. Jonfitbit answered this in the following topic back in January: SDK-Development/Blood-Oxygen-Tracking 

 

Sleep logs are available from the Fitbit servers through the Web API: get-sleep-logs 

 

Regards,

Reign

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