twopack on Nostr: You mentioned earlier that you use your iPhone and keep it in your pocket to count ...
You mentioned earlier that you use your iPhone and keep it in your pocket to count the steps. Do you find the results to be reasonably accurate? I'm a recent Fitbit user, and I'm seriously questioning the accuracy of that device and / or algorithm. Recently I walked with another Fitbit user for an entire day and our results (number of steps taken and distance covered) were wildly different.
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