Fitbit has become the premiere brand for living healthier with technology. Using these wristbands, you can track your steps, sleep, and other vital data to reach your fitness goals. Various Fitbit editions are available, and they all carry a different feature set. Some basic ones track just steps, while advanced models track your heart rate, sync phone notifications, and more.

We've shown you some cool Fitbit tips to get more out of your device, including how to listen to Spotify on your Fitbit. But if you're a traveler and have a Fitbit with a clock, one of the quirks you might have noticed is that your Fitbit doesn't automatically update time zones by default. Even if your phone is set to auto-update time zones when you cross then, the time on your wrist will be off. This could make you late for an appointment if you rely on your Fitbit for silent alarms!

It's not hard to set your Fitbit to update the time automatically, but it is buried in the menus. Open the Fitbit app on your phone, then tap the little Account card icon in the top-right corner. Scroll down to Advanced Settings near the bottom of this menu, then slide the Automatic time zone slider to enable it. If Automatic location is turned off, you should enable that here too for best results.

Now you won't have to worry about manually accounting for time zone changes. Of course, if you're traveling in an area without an internet connection, this might not update at all. For those times, you can switch the Automatic time zone setting to off and choose a time zone yourself.

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