..t connection, you can only partially use the eBike Flow app. **The following use cases are possib..
..h activity tracking:** When you start pedalling, the eBike Flow app will start tracking your ride a..
..ascent values to be displayed on the ride screen during the ride, and for the elevation to be correc..
Incorrect smartphone or eBike Flow app settings can result in your activities being only partially r..
..in your smartphone and the eBike Connect app can mean that your activities are only partially record..
The eBike Flow app recognises when you arrive at your destination and automatically ends your naviga..
Your activity list will be available on the statistics menu. Scroll down to see all ..
If your eBike is not registered, you can only use some functions of the eBike Flow app, for example ..
You can sync your activity data tracked with the eBike Flow app to Apple Health to keep your health ..
..ration you need internet access. - To pair your eBike with the app on an iOS device, Bluetooth permi..
..st relevant information about your trip, the eBike Flow app combines the values from your system (li..
..our GPS tracking provides inaccurate location (or other) data while tracking your activities, this s..
..our eBike without an app and be supported by the motor while riding. If you connect your eBike to ..
..ermission is necessary for navigation and activity tracking. We recommend that you "always" grant lo..
..e your activity data tracked with the eBike Flow app to komoot. Once connected, the eBike Flow app w..
Your ride, for example, includes the car trip if activity tracking was already started on the way to..
..for the eBike Flow app. You can control all features from route planning to activity tracking direct..
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The eBike Flow app is getting even better in the areas of navigation, registration and service: We have improved re-routing for GPX and komoot routes.
The United Nations estimates that two-thirds of the world's population will live in cities by 2050. How will this affect traffic? And what needs to be done to ensure that the growing metropolitan areas are liveable for people? We asked three experts about how mobility is set to change in 10 to 15 years.
