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‎09-13-2017 18:50

‎09-13-2017 18:50

I'll be traveling to another country, and want to avoid data usage from my fitbit.  If I turn off Cellular Data and Bluetooth Sharing and Location during my trip, will I be able to recapture all the data from my fitbit during the trip, after I return to the USA and turn on these features again?

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‎09-14-2017 00:38

‎09-14-2017 00:38

It depends on how long you are away and what fitbit you have:

 

"Most trackers store up to 7 days of detailed minute-by-minute data. If you have a Fitbit Alta™, your minute-to-minute data is stored for up to 5 days. If you wait longer than 7 days (5 days for Alta) before syncing, you may only see the most recent week's detailed data.

 

Summary data (calories, distance, steps, and floors) will be stored for 30 days. If your tracker measures heart rate, summary heart rate data will be stored as well."

 

This is taken from the following help file which also has other things to think of when travelling with a fitbit:

 

https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1374/ 

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‎09-14-2017 00:38

‎09-14-2017 00:38

It depends on how long you are away and what fitbit you have:

 

"Most trackers store up to 7 days of detailed minute-by-minute data. If you have a Fitbit Alta™, your minute-to-minute data is stored for up to 5 days. If you wait longer than 7 days (5 days for Alta) before syncing, you may only see the most recent week's detailed data.

 

Summary data (calories, distance, steps, and floors) will be stored for 30 days. If your tracker measures heart rate, summary heart rate data will be stored as well."

 

This is taken from the following help file which also has other things to think of when travelling with a fitbit:

 

https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1374/ 

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