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Anyone Else Get Screwy Results Last Night?

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‎03-10-2024 10:59 - edited ‎03-10-2024 11:30

‎03-10-2024 10:59 - edited ‎03-10-2024 11:30

The clocks "Sprung Ahead" last night and I woke up with some screwy sleep results.

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‎03-15-2024 05:55

‎03-15-2024 05:55

Fitbit has never been able to handle the time changes.  twice a year I have to ignore what they say! My chart doesn’t look like yours but it has a two hour gap instead of a one hour gap between 2 AM and 4 AM but then it did not adjust the the ending time so it shows me getting up an hour earlier. 

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‎03-15-2024 05:55

‎03-15-2024 05:55

Fitbit has never been able to handle the time changes.  twice a year I have to ignore what they say! My chart doesn’t look like yours but it has a two hour gap instead of a one hour gap between 2 AM and 4 AM but then it did not adjust the the ending time so it shows me getting up an hour earlier. 

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