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Hi @tammmy and @izopnyde welcome to the Community! I'd recommend:
1. Opening your iOS settings > turn off Bluetooth for 10 seconds > and then turn Bluetooth back on.
2. If your tracker didn't sync, force quit and reopen the Fitbit App. You can force quit by: rapidly double tapping your iOS home button > swipe left until you see a preview of the Fitbit App > and swipe up on the preview to force close.
3. If your tracker still didn't sync, I'd reboot your mobile device.
If the time doesn't correct itself after trying the steps above, I'd then recommend trying the steps mentioned here.
Keep me posted if you need any additional help!
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Community Moderator Alumni are previous members of the Moderation Team, which ensures conversations are friendly, factual, and on-topic. Moderators are here to answer questions, escalate bugs, and make sure your voice is heard by the larger Fitbit team. Learn more
Hi @tammmy and @izopnyde welcome to the Community! I'd recommend:
1. Opening your iOS settings > turn off Bluetooth for 10 seconds > and then turn Bluetooth back on.
2. If your tracker didn't sync, force quit and reopen the Fitbit App. You can force quit by: rapidly double tapping your iOS home button > swipe left until you see a preview of the Fitbit App > and swipe up on the preview to force close.
3. If your tracker still didn't sync, I'd reboot your mobile device.
If the time doesn't correct itself after trying the steps above, I'd then recommend trying the steps mentioned here.
Keep me posted if you need any additional help!