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I also have an Aria scale and the whole reason I bought it is the fact that I don't want to have to bother writing down the date+weight on a piece of paper in t
by icefox 11y ago
I also have an Aria scale and the whole reason I bought it is the fact that I don't want to have to bother writing down the date+weight on a piece of paper in the morning (trust me I seem to fail at this basic task at 6am having tried for years). To my horror I discovered that they only save a few months (three?). Given the amount of data the device is reporting I was expecting them to effectively store all data forever. Buyer beware.
Edit: to clarify when you go to fitbit's website and you go to the device's settings it shows you all of the measurements and lets you delete some. If it has been extracted to a fitbit account then it is "saved" (testing exporting my fitbit account it does have my old weights), but for example all of the measurements of our cat+me which did not have a fitbit account were auto deleted after some time period. I wonder if you don't log into your fitbit account in less than 90 days if you would also start losing your weight history or something similar :\ Either way deleting weight data on a product whos sole purpose is keeping track of data for you is sad.
- ghuntley 11y agoConnect this to the FitBit API - https://trendweight.com/ https://trendweight.com/
- cmdrfred 11y agoOnly 90 days of weights and times? How much memory does that thing have 15k?
- avn2109 11y ago"90 days of weights and times ought to be enough for anybody."
- binarysolo 11y agoThat number seems off -- I just checked and I have data going all the way from 2012.
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