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Question for anyone that uses the DriveBit app

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‎04-18-2016 16:08

‎04-18-2016 16:08

I use the DriveBit app and it's awesome at not counting false steps, but I don't like that it logs calories for the activity. Has anyone tried deleting the activities to erase the calories and have it not add those steps back on? I know it says steps N/A under the activities, but I wasn't sure if it would try and calculate those steps back in.
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‎04-18-2016 17:56

‎04-18-2016 17:56

@punchxcore, if you delete the activity, it adds the steps back in. The calories it logs are just what your BMR would be in that time period.

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‎04-18-2016 17:56

‎04-18-2016 17:56

@punchxcore, if you delete the activity, it adds the steps back in. The calories it logs are just what your BMR would be in that time period.

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