07-22-2018
06:47
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07-31-2018
08:08
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MarcoGFitbit
07-22-2018
06:47
- last edited on
07-31-2018
08:08
by
MarcoGFitbit
A few days ago, got an overachiever notification that I have achieved over 1.5 million beyond my daily goal which obviously was not true. 1,517,934 to be exact. At the time I was nine thousand plus steps on ionic and had not reached daily 10000 goal. Not sure how it happened. Got a screenshot as well from my phone.
Wonder if anyone can explain that to me
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Hello @msyed, I hope you're doing well, thanks for joining the Fitbit Community. It's nice to see you too @Icarus3000, I hope you're doing well. Thanks for all your help @Rich_Laue, it's always a pleasure to see you around helping members of the Community.
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Best AnswerIt would be nice to post the screen shot.
The today's screen will show the time the steps where logged. These can be deleted, but to remove the false badges you'll need to contact Fitbit .
How do I edit or delete Fitbit data and activities?
Hi, pls see the screenshot below from my phone. I checked and was not able to see this anywhere in the Fitbit app though. I had come off a flight and saw this around 20 minutes later while I was walking to car park. Tracker itself was showing normal steps for the date which at the time were around 9500. No manual activity was added/deleted/edited.
Thanks
Best AnswerLooking at the days screen will tell us when the steps where recorded. Then we will know the times needed to remove these steps. Where you doing anything different during this time period?
Last time I Ihad crazy steps like this. The Fitbit mobile track was going crazy.
I had the same issue two years ago: Suddenly > 3 Million steps from one day to another. Adding a "drive" activity didn't help because there is simply no activity or time visible where these steps have been counted. They appear only the day summary but not in the diagram. The Fitbit support wasn't able to fix this (or maybe not able to understand the problem).
The good thing is: Now the app stopped annoying me with these stupid awards because I reached all available step goals over night. 😄
Best AnswerI like the awards, i was working on getting the next 5 k award every week. When I got them all in one day it was very discouraging to the point I wanted to switch to a different Fitbit account .
It took many months to get the bad awards removed, and when they where. .I noticed I had hit 30K and was unable to celebrate .A real bummer, the whole situation made me lose interest in making sure I got my daily walks in and I haven't really recovered.
That’s the thing, these overachiever steps are not recorded anywhere. All I got was this overachiever msg. Below is an hourly screenshot for the day but that looks normal.
Best AnswerYour total steps for the day is only 10k. not a million, so it is confusing.
If it was actual steps it should show, along with getting a bunch of badges.
I don't know if contacting Fitbit would get your answer. Maybe send them a tweet with both screenshots .
Yes that's the real confusion here. It was just that one notification which i'm not sure why I received.
Will try to contact fitbit as suggested
Best AnswerRaised with Fitbit support earlier as advised. Below is the answer I got.
'Yes, it is expected since it is the total steps that you accumulated throughout the years. Since you're no longer receiving an in-app notification over your daily goal, it is expected to receive your overall steps.'
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Hello @msyed, I hope you're doing well, thanks for joining the Fitbit Community. It's nice to see you too @Icarus3000, I hope you're doing well. Thanks for all your help @Rich_Laue, it's always a pleasure to see you around helping members of the Community.
@msyed, I appreciate you have come back and let me know the information provided by our Support Team, this will clarify the situation and will be very helpful for other members facing the same issue.
If there's anything else I can do for you, please feel free to reply, I'll be happy to help. ![]()
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