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Best Answer11-02-2016 10:56 - edited 11-02-2016 10:57
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Best Answer11-11-2016 11:13
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11-11-2016 11:13
@Browndog Are you still experiencing the same problem after the iOS App update that was released yesterday? If so, I'd recommend:
1. Logging out of the Fitbit App.
2. Reboot your iOS device.
3. Double check to make sure that you have a strong internet connection.
4. Log back into the Fitbit App.
5. Manually log an activity or exercise.
Hope this helps you out!
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Best Answer11-11-2016 11:45
11-11-2016 11:45
So, because I aim to be open-minded and fair, I followed your suggested steps, DerrickFitbit, and golly. Big surprise. Nothing changed.
In fact, I am now unable to load TWO different activities from my iPhone app: time spent on the Stationary Bike, and now time spent doing Yoga. There is a small difference though. I get an error message (fail to synch) when I try to log Stationary Bike minutes. The Yoga activity "LOOKS" like it has synched, but it does not show up on the Fitbit dashboard - whether viewed on the web or on the iOS app.
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