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Food logging, iOS 3.40 update, and always "under target"

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‎03-26-2021 07:59

‎03-26-2021 07:59

Curious if anyone else has noticed a change with the latest update 3.40 of the app?

 

My wife and I have noticed that no matter how much food we log it always shows as under target, up until an hour or so before midnight. I can log way more calories in vs out and it still shows as under target.

 

Prior to the update, it'd show "in the zone" or "over target" depending on the rate of food consumption in the day - which was super handy as an indicator.

 

Anyone else notice this change?

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‎03-26-2021 07:57

‎03-26-2021 07:57

Curious if anyone else has noticed a change with the latest update 3.40 of the app?

 

My wife and I have noticed that no matter how much food we log it always shows as under target, up until an hour or so before midnight. I can log way more calories in vs out and it still shows as under target.

 

Prior to the update, it'd show "in the zone" or "over target" depending on the rate of food consumption in the day - which was super handy as an indicator.

 

Anyone else notice this change?

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