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notifications each time you have a stress response

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‎11-14-2023 08:20 - last edited on ‎01-21-2025 08:45 by Fitbit Moderator

‎11-14-2023 08:20 - last edited on ‎01-21-2025 08:45 by Fitbit Moderator

I can't seem to find how to set up a real-time notification each time you have a body (stress) response. I always see on my phone I had moments throughout the day and it says then "how did you feel?". I have no clue at the end of the day what happened then. It would be great to receive a real-time notification that a stress response is being picked up. However, somehow, I don't seem to find how to set that up...

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‎11-21-2023 20:45

‎11-21-2023 20:45

@Bregt The closest to a real-time was a delayed notification. I think it was 10 minutes. I found it irritating and useless since mine occur during exercise as expected. The setting is turned on in the Stress Mgmt Settings.

I hope this helps and have Terrific Day!

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‎11-22-2023 10:51

‎11-22-2023 10:51

The earliest you can get is probably 8-10 mins after the response from your body.

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