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How to turn off sleep score

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Is there a way to turn off sleep score? Sleep score is absolutely useless. As a shift worker and poor sleeper I’d like to know how many hours I slept per day and on an average week so I can catch up sleep. A sleep score is absolutely useless and judgemental. My wife sleeps like a log and I’m wrestles and sleep walk yet our scores are identical.

 

I don’t want some random meaningless number to judge how I slept. Being judged for poor sleep actually causes more anxiety and issues for my already bad sleep.

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Is that what this is doing is grading your sleep? I have no idea how it even works I feel like they just assign arbitrary numbers. Miss my average sleep time showing up 

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Yes.

@Fitbit - When do you fix ( that is: REMOVE) a metric that is pure bogus.
I have nights where I literally slept nothing but still this make-believe "algorithm" says "fair".

Cancel "sleep score" now. Please


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Yep I feel the same way

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Hmm trolling.... I am so niave sometimes. Honesty good intentions that is what I believe in. Silly old me 🧸

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Good intentions are great when the company actually backs up what you buy from them. Also my fit bit since I bought it never gave me text messages I hear you with good intentions 

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Maybe they will do something about it if they want to keep selling these things as there is getting to be more choices out there all of the time! Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
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Absolutely would not pay these guys for Premium anything!!! So many stupid features and that people do not want or use now. The sleep score feature is really stupid and users should have the ability to turn it off if they do not wish to use it. You'll never get a premium anything from me. Just saying. Maybe listen to your customers for a change. 

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Yes! I totally agree!! Thanks for posting

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You get all the yasssssssd

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We just got to keep responding

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Here is something that I have done to get rid of the specter of sleep score: (pardon me if this has been raised as an idea and I happened to missed it).

Reset your sleep goal to 1 hour, or 2. (ie, not 7 or 8 or whatever). That way, your sleep score will be some fictional “good” and you will know that it is idiotic.  The knowledge that it relates to nothing helps me to ignore the dumb number.  You still don’t get an average but at least you don’t have baseless numbers that purport to mean something. 
Perhaps being intentionally ignored will prompt the developers to action.

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It seems with one of the app updates I'm not getting the hours/minutes of weekly sleep along with the sleep score. While the score is pretty useless, they are at least providing the information they were before.

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Great to see you have added back the weekly avg sleep time, thankyou
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Thank you so much for adding the average time. Please know I greatly appreciate it. 

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I got a fitbit for 2 reasons. 

1. Real time Cardio zone alarms (the reason for which HR monitors monitors were invented and which they have done since always

2. Sleep monitoring/averaging 

 

Imagine my surprise when when this HR monitor doesn’t have THE fundamental feature for which personal HR monitoring technology was invented yet manages to have loads of nonsense. 

 

Imagine my frustration when the sleep monitoring (for which I barely trusted your secretive derivations of sleep zones and for which the average sleep hours over time was the only thing Iof value) replaced my average hours slept with something that might as well be unicorn eggs or leprechaun points but keeps getting cluelessly pushed as though it were in anyway valuable, useful or wanted.

 

The only thing worse than this chincy  unvalidated proprietary gimmick that is shoved down our throats and replaces actually valuable health information?

 

Googling how to turn the blasted nuisance off and finding a “solved” community post for exactly this question whose solution is go “here” to vote for the option to turn it off. 

 

The only thing worse than that? Finding it is not under consideration at all!! 

 

VOTING FOR A SOLUTION IS NOT A SOLUTION!!!!

 

Obviously.

 

So don’t mark it as solved!

 

Doubly so when it is clear the vote is useless.

 

This compounds the already frustrating experience of owning a Fitbit with the infuriating experience of being lied to in the “community” which is then further revealed to be a pretense.

 

This isn’t even accounting for the transparently obvious, that the lack of an option to turn it off was deliberate and will never be fixed out of the bizzarely misguided, imbecilic notion that that this will incentivize people to go premium. 

 

It was a close call between my Fitbit and an Apple Watch for 3x the money BEFORE I knew how ineptly designed the app was and BEFORE you made it even worse with the sleep score. The only thing that would make me pay for premium is ability to turn of the stupid sleep score. But then the Apple Watch quickly becomes cheaper. 

 

You have reinvented the wheel, made it square and now are trying to get people to pay you for the favor of slashing the tire.  Whatever monkey you have in charge should be humanely institutionalized and never allowed to make any decision more important than what to have for breakfast. 

 

I had had already decided to never get a Fitbit again unless there was overwhelming evidence their policies were no longer the final product of the human centipede. With the sleep number I now have to regularly talk myself down from smashing it for the catharsis and avoiding the future months or years of infuriating interactions with you and your products. 

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You can pay for them to tell you what their spurious points mean! Just like how you buy a computer that later gets updated replacing output in your native language with mermaid ruins that you then pay a monthly charge in perpetuity to be told what the ruins mean for you. You know, the kind of thing that is really normal and happens all the time with lots of products. What’s irresponsible about that?

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Which still doesn’t display average hours slept for the week. 

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Sorry to hear. Mine is showing the weekly average again so I'm back to where i was before all my critical comments.
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The pretense of the community response was the breaking point for me too. 

 

The question of how to turn it off is makes “solved” because you can vote to have it fixed, even though they will never fix it. 

 

They turn out the features as they want. Following the chosen fixes it is clear it is not because of essentialness of features, numbers of votes or feasibility.  

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I consistently get 80s and 90s but it might as well be bleventy-three.  

 

From the the lack of movement on this from Fitbit it is disheartening to infer how many people must be getting suckered by the 0-100 scale regardless of how illegitimate it is and upgrading to premium so that the mysteries can be revealed.  

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