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May 16, 2015 1:06 AM in response to lifebycby yas9in,The watch does crosscheck movement with heart rate. it would seem to be your iPhone counting these movements as exercise. were you carrying it with you when all this happened?
the watch will calibrate itself and get better at recognising your movements with time. take a few long walks and runs with it outside while carrying your iPhone and be sure to start a workout from the workout app, this should, should calibrate it.
Good Luck
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May 22, 2015 10:32 PM in response to lifebycby BourbonSlush,Ive had the same issue. I sat in slow moving traffic today sitting in the back of a cab for an hour and my step count increased between 500-1000 steps. Sigh.
My watch does not do a cross check against my heart rate consistently and I do not have accurate heart rate readings consistently. I could be huffing and puffing on the stair mill or running stairs and my bpm registers under 100. Nothing populates towards the exercise goal. Conversely its registered 185 bpm while sedentary And that will register.
Yes my watch is calibrated and yes it's fitted appropriately. I recently traveled from EST to PST and all activity accumulated. Is that correct?
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Apr 4, 2016 3:24 PM in response to yas9inby downunderguy,So, the only way to get this inappropriate tracking stopped is to NOT carry your phone?