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Could the Fitbit silent alarm trigger if someone started sleepwalking?

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‎03-08-2015 10:36

‎03-08-2015 10:36

I've been looking at the API but to my unlearned eye it looks like it would rely on the Fitbit pushing the change in activity to the Fitbit servers at just the right time.

 

Is there a way to run code on the Fitbit itself so it wouldn't be limited by its synchronisation frequency? if (wakeup()) { alarm() } would do it!

 

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‎03-08-2015 22:46

‎03-08-2015 22:46

@shtam wrote:

I've been looking at the API but to my unlearned eye it looks like it would rely on the Fitbit pushing the change in activity to the Fitbit servers at just the right time.

 

Is there a way to run code on the Fitbit itself so it wouldn't be limited by its synchronisation frequency? if (wakeup()) { alarm() } would do it!

 

Hi! What you have described is not possible at this time with Fitbit devices.

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‎03-08-2015 22:46

‎03-08-2015 22:46

@shtam wrote:

I've been looking at the API but to my unlearned eye it looks like it would rely on the Fitbit pushing the change in activity to the Fitbit servers at just the right time.

 

Is there a way to run code on the Fitbit itself so it wouldn't be limited by its synchronisation frequency? if (wakeup()) { alarm() } would do it!

 

Hi! What you have described is not possible at this time with Fitbit devices.

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