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Identifying the Date when I changed my sleep sensitivity settings?

‎02-04-2017 04:45

‎02-04-2017 04:45

Wondering if anyone knows how I might be able to identify the date when I changed my sleep sensitivity settings to sensitive from normal.  I am assuming that the algorithm does not retroactively go back and recut all my data to reflect the new sensitive setting, and I am now trying to go back and see if I have been improving my sleep, but I need to know when I changed the setting in order to know which data is comparable and which is not.  Any help much appreciated.

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‎02-04-2017 05:49

‎02-04-2017 05:49

It's possible you could find the date you accessed that page in your brower's history. Type Control-h to access the history quickly. 

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