By default Fitbit generates your stride length based on height and gender information entered in a user's profile. You can manually enter this information (more on that below).

Fitbit doesn’t recognize manually entered walks or runs in step totals. But you can sidestep that problem.

How Does Fitbit Track Steps? Fitbit uses a 3-axis accelerometer along with a step counting algorithm to keep track of your movements.

Is your Fitbit showing incorrect time? Are you a bit lost figuring how to correct it? Here's how to change time on Fitbit devices and get them to display the correct time.

3. Recalibrate your Fitbit's stride length This is the most complicated but likely best way to make sure your step count is accurate.

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