@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos https://maps.suunto.com/move/micheleolivieri80/6a5364be8c073465ceefc4d6 The data are correct, buy the app show It correct only the First time, from the second view in the same app session the data are shown without the last number

@Mff73 Don’t know the status of this bug. But the problem/bug is still present in version 6.11.8.

I noticed that in the summary the highest point is wrong. [image: 1783936304771-1000015238.png] [image: 1783936304809-1000015239.png]

@surfboomerang missed that! gave yours a rec

@MdzOtt thanks, i’ll give it another try!

@Mitch9 before this last beta update, wathsapp notifications on the watch were preceded by the word “WhatsApp” before the name of the sender of the message (as described few post above). This resulted in being impossible to read the name of the sender of the message. Now with 6.11.8 the problem is solved (at least for me)

@Wilson75 It finally works

@SergioB top I had that issue as well. Reported it anyways

Just got a new update this morning: 6.11.8 and it seems the issue got fixed! The routes are whole after transfer. Thank you Suunto!

@sazzas I solved just logging out and re-logging in. My guess is that it re-dowloaded all the activities, correctly this time.

@Squirrel and they delivered! [image: 1783076797739-25324.jpg] @dimitrios-kanellopoulos appreciate the Android app support

The issue is still present and very frustrating (I’ve been using the feature for 8 weeks before it got broken, and got used to it.

Appena controllato, nel mio caso le tracce gpx e i dattagli delle vecchie attività sono tornate visibili! Grazie mille per aver risolto il problema!

@mich-heller I agree with your interpretation that they probably took a shortcut in the programming. But we see this everywhere in current technologies.

Mods, feel free to delete this thread. It works now. It seems the issue was temporary caused by a loss of connectivity.

@Dušan-Ković said: I think that entire graph surface just needs to be divided vertically into slices so I don’t have to target graph line, just place a finger anywhere and it will show the values from that slice. Exactly, it used to be a lot smoother. I think it acts like this since the introduction of prediction section to the graph. Prediction is very useful in some scenarios, but not always and for that reason should be easy to be toggled shown or hidden. As you mention, as you tap and hold on the graph, you should be able to slide horizontally anywhere, without having to closely trace the graph to avoid sudden skips. Suunto.mp4