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Modify time format I'm sleep graph

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‎06-20-2022 04:03

‎06-20-2022 04:03

I'm on a Samsung Note 9 on the premium Fitbit app and on my sleep graph on my homepage the time is set to a 24-hour time format even though my app is set to a 12-hour format. And it seems like there's some time inconsistencies throughout the entire app. Please make all of the features pull from the time  we set in our settings. Those of us in the United States who haven't been in the military are stubborn and we still like to see our 12 hour time format option. It's actually more than a nice to have it's more in the now it's annoying and distracting usability severity. Thanks

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‎06-20-2022 05:40

‎06-20-2022 05:40

Hi @bluzg1rl - can you indicate which graphs use 12hr mode. Mine is set to 24 hr mode and can't find any 12hr graphs.

 

Incidentally the international standard for time is ISO 8601 which uses the 24-hour clock system.

 

In the US 24 hr time is often referred to as military time whereas in the rest of the world it may be considered more international time and avoids some confusion.

 

However you should be able to choose which system to use. 

 

Have a look in Fitbit Community feature suggestions to see if there is already a suggestion you can vote for.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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