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Exercise time measured in MONTHS!

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‎09-25-2024 08:47

‎09-25-2024 08:47

I found several exercise durations measured in hundreds of MONTHS, where the actual duration is less than one hour. See screenshot below.  When I look at the details, the start and end times are correct - same date and times differ by, say 35 minutes. I even tweaked those times by a few minutes to see if I could get it to recalculate, but it didn't change.  How do I fix this?

I am using the iPhone Fitbit App version 4.25 (42514025).

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‎09-25-2024 10:10

‎09-25-2024 10:10

I have quite a lot of run/walk exercises showing the same behavior. All started and finished with the exercise app start/stop taps. I even have a heart rate graph from a run that apparently took 435,268 hours. The real data is there. The app in its present form doesn't understand it.

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