@pavel-samokha that makes sense. Yes, I already imported my activities from Movescount sometime back in 2020.

So, apparently none of the 24/7 data is fetched in the app after the initial sync. Activities are displayed in the feed and diary, but the dots on the calendar are not updated. I definitely understand this might be because no watch is synced to this iPad, but I don’t think the behaviour is correct, as I would really like to be able to check my data and/or plan on the iPad while maintaining the phone as the primary device, thus the one the watch is connected to. I wonder how it works for those of you with more than one watch, do you have different data in each app one of the watches is connected to ? Aren’t steps/sleep… aggregated between devices ?

@egika said in iOS 2.7.0 deleted activities on the watch still sync to SA: this is still the case for the non-activity menus. You are right, just checked. But then, not sure why navigation in menu gets laggy for me. When the watch is connected all is okay, but sometimes I leave my watch behind and pick it up just before to starting the activity, then maybe sync kick in more quicker then I get into the menus (Ambit user here, not sure if that matters).

@tonyg reported.

@binoworld-uk it’s I think until you click them , to indicate thet are clickable.

@seb57 you cannot do it in the App, AFAIK. There are several third party possibilities, but From what I have read they are used to fix problems at the end (I.e., cutting not-desired additional time). There are several posts about them in this forum. For example here there is some info and links: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/5581/crop-activities?_=1640119403006

@isazi iOS

@jasmin-klipic I field test for Suunto.

@fenr1r I have confirmed this and filed a bug with Suunto.

Sorry i did not realise there was a topic about this subject before. I tried to search for key words before started this one. From what i read this is a long lasting requirement. I cant understand why would they not make this happen. So far i really like the watch, the app would need some improvement, but not to able to upload this kind of simple data is just a mistery to me. The uploading to Apple health is already working, i guess it would no be such a challenge to add sleep data to it. Is there some real reason this was not done, or they just dont care? Thx for your thoughts!

@inkognito Unfortunately no. I did report it. Support seemed to treat it like a feature request.

@thanasis Let me know next time this happens and send logs right away to Suunto from the app. Copy me here with the email you use for SA and I will forward this to Suunto to see if there is a bug.

@llewellyn-maaske Could it be you? https://www.sports-tracker.com/view_profile/llewellynmaaske

@niggy123 I am not seeing these issues with an S9P. How is the watch set up? Galileo could be causing issues if you use that.

@christophe-leborgne it seems that you are going around a circle here! Please find a different iPhone and set it up there. If it doesn’t freeze then it’s you phone. You have been given quite few options to try and you haven’t mentioned if you have attempted any at all. To be fair this issue with Suunto app freezing is unheard of. I have m never seen the app misbehave which leads me to believe that you phone is most likely the culprit. Again, your best bet is to try with another iPhone.

@רועי-פורת if you reset your watch, it will put it back into pairing mode. This is normally the standard method to pair a smartwatch with a new device.

@primož-t Take a look at getting started topic. In the App Store you should have a “Version History” section for every app. Note that not all versions contain new features. [image: 1634925157706-214fbccb-bb36-4587-ac41-e23c51c97615.jpeg]