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Difference between app and Web page!

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‎11-26-2022 00:02

‎11-26-2022 00:02

At a particular time a HR reading is 70 bpm on Web page and is showing as 81 bpm on the App-why the difference? 

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‎11-26-2022 06:02

‎11-26-2022 06:02

In both viewers you don't see raw data but processed (filtered). App and dashboard use different processing hence different view on data. Dashboard is pretty much outdated (it doesn't look like Fitbit puts any more work into it except sometimes breaking it more).

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‎11-26-2022 06:02

‎11-26-2022 06:02

In both viewers you don't see raw data but processed (filtered). App and dashboard use different processing hence different view on data. Dashboard is pretty much outdated (it doesn't look like Fitbit puts any more work into it except sometimes breaking it more).

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