Totally agree. What are you doing Google? I thought it was good news when you bought Fitbit but clearly not. Despite multiple Fitbit hardware failures over 7 years, and the need to buy a new one every year or so, I stayed with Fitbit because of the sleep tracking, despite the pull to move to Apple Watch. The data was hardly ever right in the mornings, but some simple edits to sleep time corrected to data to an accurate and valuable view. Now, it looks worse, and attempts to edit sleep times doesn’t work properly and shows completely different times than what I edited. My next watch, when my Fitbit dies again, as it does, will be an Apple Watch, unfortunately.
This is what happens when you have a team of programmers and marketing folks running the show. Crappy output that’s out of touch with users.
