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Spent hours installing, re-installing Fitbit app and trying to sync up with Blaze So the Fitbit app installs without error, does NOT indicate an incompatability during the install, but it DOES have an incompatability with Android 4.2.2 AND since it's a Blaze it will never work with a T399 because older versions of Fitbit app don't cover the ...
Fitbit Update: 8/15. Hey all! This week we released the option to opt-in to use the new dashboard to everyone. At this time, everyone should have received the option to opt-in already. If you didn't opt-in, we will transition everyone into the new dashboard in the coming weeks. A reminder, after you've opted into the new design you cannot ...
To download music files on a Mac, they must fall under one of the following audio file types: MP3 files. AIFF. MP4 files with AAC audio. Since you guys use iTunes, make sure you approve the app to share playlists with your watch: Open iTunes on your computer > Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Share iTunes Library XML with other applications > OK.
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Log out from the Fitbit app. Verify if the Fitbit app is updated to the latest version. See this help article for instructions. Force quit the Fitbit app as described here. Reboot your phone. Open the Fitbit app, log back in and try using the tiles one more time.
The firmware on your Fitbit device is up to date. If your device still won't sync, try these steps: Force quit the Fitbit app. Go to Settings > Bluetooth and turn Bluetooth off and back on. Open the Fitbit app. If your Fitbit device didn't sync, restart your iPhone or iPad. Open the Fitbit app.
Select "sync." Fitbit app now launches. "Getting things ready for linking your fitbit." Do not click "okay" immediately. Wait for it to finish before clicking "okay." Charge 3 is now linked and synced to your phone. Charge 3 is now listed in the phone's Bluetooth devices.
On further investigation, my Fitbit app is clobbering my plan with background data access. In the past 2 weeks: Foreground = <0.01GB. Background = 3.35GB. Sure as heck I disabled the "allow background data usage" toggle on my phone's settings. In the Fitbit app, I have "all-day sync" turned off already. I did have "always connected" selected ...
Tap Amazon Alexa > Log out. Force stop the Fitbit app on your phone. For iOS, see this article. For Android, see this article. Reboot your phone and restart your watch. Open the Fitbit app and sync your watch. Once it's synced, log back in to Amazon Alexa and try using your Versa 2 one more time.
Fitbit Update 5/24/2018: While female health tracking is available for any Fitbit app user to access, it was not meant to automatically appear for male users and is hidden for male users in our latest Android app update, available now.