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sense sleep score times differ by 2 hours from overview screen and detail

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‎12-16-2022 07:51

‎12-16-2022 07:51

I just returned from a vacation from Wisconsin to California.  My watch is now set to Central time.  When I look at my sleep score it shows the correct time for sleep and waking.  When I drill down into detail, the times are off by two hours from the correct time.  They show two hours later than in the overview.  Going to sleep at 10 shows as 10 in the overview but 1 AM in the detail.  How do I fix this?

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‎12-16-2022 08:40

‎12-16-2022 08:40

@motero99   Fitbit doesn't handle time change data perfectly.  This happens to all users and there is no fix for your current data.  If you want to see really strange data, cross the International Date Line from west to east.

Laurie | Maryland
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