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Ionic WiFi message

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‎11-21-2020 03:46

‎11-21-2020 03:46

 

anyone know what this message means?

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‎11-22-2020 02:36

‎11-22-2020 02:36

Hi @LydfordLady without knowing what OS your phone uses. If it is android please check your phones location services. It looks like you have GPS disabled. You want it set for high accuracy. 

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‎11-22-2020 08:48

In response to Rich_Laue

‎11-22-2020 08:48

It’s on my iPad. I haven’t disabled gps so I’m not sure what’s happened. Is there a way to check the Ionic gps is on? 

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‎11-22-2020 10:28

In response to LydfordLady

‎11-22-2020 10:28

I do not know anything about iOS. Your app is saying that it does not have the proper access to your location. Please remember that Fitbit does not have a dedicated iPod app and you have the iPhone version. 

I'll move your iOS question to the iOS board. 

 

As for the gps on the Ionic, this will only be on sitting the recording of an exercise. 

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