07-18-2019
16:35
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07-30-2019
12:45
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LizzyFitbit
07-18-2019
16:35
- last edited on
07-30-2019
12:45
by
LizzyFitbit
I updated my iPhone XS to iOS 13 Beta 3 and now the iOS Fitbit v2.95 constantly crashes. I have tried to delete and reinstall it several times to no avail. Any ideas to get it working again or get a patch for iOS 13?
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Same here. I’ve deleted the app, and reinstalled it. The app allows me to login and it’s fine. Right after I login, it crashes constantly.
Best AnswerOk. I moved to my iPad iOS 12 and all good. Turned off Fitbit notifications on phone iOS 13 pub beta 3 and Fitbit launches. Added device back to iPhone and Fitbit launched and synced ok. Turned notifications back on and continues to launch and sync. Four hours so far so good.
iOS App 3.1 with 13 Beta 3 and it crashes instantly upon opening.
I don't know if Fitbit fixed it without an update. Today, the app starts again normally on my iPhone XR iOS 13 Public Beta 3.
Same here glad it’s finally working
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Best AnswerMy data is all incorrect even with ios 12.0.3. My average step count has been going down even though i am walking a few thousand more. Also my resting heart is wrong it says 71 but the device is showing in the low 60’s. (58 this morning)
Best AnswerI'm experiencing the same issue again. There was an update 3 days ago with version 3.2.
It was still working fine after the update. I hope that Fitbit are working on this.
This seems to be account related so must be server side. I have two accounts (One for testing) and that still works fine using IOS 13, but when I log out and try and use my other fitbit account it crashes. This happens on both my IPhone 6s and Iphone X, so it doesn't seem hardware related.
Same here. I’m switching back to Apple Watch in sept when the new one comes out
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@Walkertodd21 wrote:Same here. I’m switching back to Apple Watch in sept when the new one comes outIO
IOS 13 is currently in beta mode, this means not all apps will function as expected, this is the risk of running beta software. I have other apps on my phone which have done the same thing. The only way to pretty much guarantee this not happening is not to run any beta software and wait for the official release of each IOS.
The hardware is not the issue, this could easily happen to apple apps as well during a beta phase.
Its just a downside of being a beta tester i'm afraid.