Can I remove skin temperature tracking from Sense?

[SunsetRunner]

Is there anyway to remove the temperature program in the sense watch it hasn't told me what my skin temp is since I got it. It talks about some imaginary base core temperature, which it hasn't told me what that is neither so it would be better to remove the program to save resources for what does work on the watch.

Moderator Edit: Clarified subject and updated label

[eezeepee]

Welcome to the Fitbit community.

How long have you had your Sense. It take 3 nights to get that baseline temperature range. I don't believe there's an option to turn it off. 

[SunsetRunner]

I've had the watch since Mar 3rd/22 and no sign of baseline temperature or my skin temp. Just a +or- of some imaginary temperature 

[Clove6060]

From the Today Page top right side you will see an EDIT button. Tap on it.  Scroll down to the temperature and click on the X associated with that tile. It will remove that tile and place it below where you can add it back at a later date should you desire. Just repeat the edit process and click on the + associated with that tile. 

A word of caution: the temperature data may be used by other features to calculate their results.

[SunsetRunner]

Thank you, that may help, as it doesn't do me any good not having the baseline number or the skin temp. I didn't think to just take it off the front screen. Thanks again.

[SunsetRunner]

@SunsetRunner I'm interested to know what data uses the skin temperature. Maybe a moderator can give us some more information?

[eezeepee]

@SunsetRunner Oh well that's how the temperature reading work. It doesn't give you an actual degrees temperature. If you don't find it useful, you can remove the tile as @Clove6060 mentioned.

Here's an example of when my temperature was out of my normal:

[Guy_]

Wrist [skin] temperature is measured once a minute over the whole day regardless on a Sense.

Whether you want to see it, or not, is merely a choice.

How successfully it appears in the App depends on various factors - it's absence doesn't mean it hasn't been recorded, just it is not shown.

As regards the readings which can easily be affected by environmental conditions and the unknown baseline - that is how it is represented by the App. Presumably it is a guide to a trend only.