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I forgot to add that I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 running A...

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‎07-13-2014 17:42

‎07-13-2014 17:42

I forgot to add that I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 running Android 4.4.2. MyFitnessPal did an update to their app one day after I noticed the syncing issue with FitBit, but the update to MFP did not rectify the syncing issue.
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‎07-14-2014 06:59

‎07-14-2014 06:59

This is not an issue with the app. When you sync with your phone, the info gets uploaded to the Fitbit servers. From there it is sent on to connected apps. I have not had any issues with MFP, but on occassion the data will sit in a queue at MFP until someone realizes there is data stuck in a queue. I would sugest that you make an inquiry over at MFP.

 

PS: I am moving this to the 3rd party app threads so that it receives the proper attention. 

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