- Fitbit has issued an update on its official “Fitbit Status Dashboard” regarding the fix for the pedometer bug affecting the Google Pixel Watch series.
- The bug caused incorrect readings, resulting in an overestimation of steps and calories burned.
- The fix applies only to new measurements; previously overcounted steps and calorie data will not be automatically corrected.
On Monday, March 23, 2026, Google-owned fitness device manufacturer Fitbit provided a follow-up report on its official Fitbit Status Dashboard regarding the fix for the pedometer bug on the Google Pixel Watch series, which was previously reported on Friday, March 20, 2026.
The pedometer bug that occurred on the Google Pixel Watch series caused data to display incorrect figures, leading to an overcount of steps and calories burned. This issue reportedly affected a portion of Google Pixel Watch users.
It appears that this pedometer bug on the Google Pixel Watch series has been resolved on the server side. However, the fix only applies to new measurements; the steps and calories that were incorrectly overcounted will not be retroactively corrected. Consequently, users will need to make manual adjustments themselves.
If the issue persists, restarting your Google Pixel Watch should resolve the problem.
Source：Fitbit
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