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JSON Exported data not accurate

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‎10-15-2024 00:21

‎10-15-2024 00:21

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G'day. I am writing this on behalf of my Dad who is wearing this device.

Today there was a massive down-spike in BPM which I can see on the visual graph in the app shown above. But what I need is the values which would be shown in the exported files. However, when I look at the exported JSON for today's date the values go from 1PM yesterday to 6AM today. It's as if they are being exported in the wrong time zone or something. What I need is the values from 12AM today till the time the file is exported, 6PM.

Any help you could provide would be very helpful.

Cheers,
Chris (John's Son)

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‎10-15-2024 01:27

‎10-15-2024 01:27

From what I can see this may be a problem with the Google Takeout feature, not something that the end-user can fix. Google needs to fix this.

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