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Active zone minutes when I didn’t exercise

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‎11-17-2022 15:20

‎11-17-2022 15:20

I didn’t exercise today but my Fitbit app registered 88 active zone minutes!? 

Is this a bug? I tried deleting them but I’m afraid they are affecting my net calories for the day and making it inaccurate.

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‎11-18-2022 03:45 - edited ‎07-21-2023 04:07

‎11-18-2022 03:45 - edited ‎07-21-2023 04:07

You earn active zone minutes when your heart rate is in your zones.  You will earn them even if you aren't doing formal exercise.  I suspect you had enough activity from your daily routine to earn them.  Not a bug and you don't need to change a thing.

Laurie | Maryland
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‎11-18-2022 21:24

‎11-18-2022 21:24

I’m having the same problem!! I have a regular Versa and on a good day I’ll get 50/60 active minutes. For the last week it’s been 400+ minutes!! Not happy but I have had it since 2019.

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‎07-20-2023 20:20

‎07-20-2023 20:20

Formal exercise has nothing to do with your activity level. For instance, my daughter is moving out to live with her boyfriend. For an hour I hefted boxes downstairs , came back up, did it again. For the Fitbit that was active minutes as my heart rate jumped up.  And it should have been counted as such. I'm exhausted. i was sweating and puffing. That was as much of a "workout" as going to the gym.

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