No way to restore deleted Fitness Activity
I don’t know why you guys charge so much for iCloud backup if you are not storing useful information. I accidentally deleted all the history for my fitness workouts and there is apparently no way to restore it. Years of paying you guys for iCloud back up feels like a waste of money. No one does encrypted backup to a physical device anymore. Just like with photos, when you delete a photo, there is an option to restore the deleted photo before permanently deleting it off the app, there should be an option to restore deleted fitness workouts data in this app. I am so frustrated. I have used all Apple devices and have been heavily relying on the health app and fitness app as one should be able to and losing all this data and being told there’s no way to restore it even though it should clearly be getting backed up to the cloud storage that I pay for is just beyond ridiculous. Apple has the data somewhere, but the fact that no one is able help me get it back is not acceptable. I’ve been a loyal Apple customer and I can see the data is there, you guys just don’t have an option to restore which should be an easy fix. You clearly state that the data is collected so why can’t it be restored? I need someone to help me with this because it does not make sense that there’s no way. There has to be a way to restore accidentally deleted fitness workouts data.Tanya Srivastava
If only
If only Apple would hire people who lived in the real world instead of a lot of interns to work on something so important as a health app. Look at all the negative reviews, in typical Apple style they ignore every one of them, they don't care because they don't understand what they're doing. Like almost every Apple product (and I blame them because this app is baked into their phones) they present you with a limited number of choices that make you do it their way. Take for example the medications section-you can't even enter simple things like that you take a pill when you wake up or after meals (per doctor's orders). You are forced to enter a specific time and then they want to send you an alarm that you missed your meds. You HAVE to enter a time because that's what their Dummies Guide to Programming tells them to do. My doctor calls for an irregular schedule for some meds, nope Apple won't let you do that. That makes that feature 100% useless to me. Please hire professionals and ASK real people for feedback to correct your mistakes!toddhunt
3.5 stars- good,needs improvements
i mostly use it for cycle tracking and headphone volume and mood check in things, which is cool im actually kinda fascinated by the volume stuff. (just realized i should include im trans lol, i get a period but i'm not a girl :P)
imo there are a couple problems with the cycle tracking. i like the symptoms stuff but i think you should be able to type it in yourself. also i skipped a period and as a result had a 54-day cycle, and it threw off the cycle predictions. it wont let me input that i skipped a period, so my data is off now for idk how much longer. it's frustrating :(
also, with the mood checkins, you should be able to type in how you're feeling in addition to selecting things, like i almost always feel different/more intense things than what's offered. i would greatly appreciate being able to type there.
if you cant do that, at least add some more feelings, and try to be inclusive of trans and neurodivergent people who feel different things than "normal" people. like for trans inclusivity maybe add feelings of Dysphoria or Self-Disliking(not hatred though). idk thats just something that isn't available atm that i would appreciate.
other than that i don't really know what to say but i think it's a helpful app in a lot of ways.
though you could definitely add a section where you could just kinda vent on like a note page or something.
thanks for reading my ted talk lolcarl j (he/they)
Apple Health
- Reviews Summary
- Versions+1
- Price History
- Description
- FAQ
Summary of user reviews for Apple Health
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Version History of Apple Health
1.6
September 16, 2024
Bug Fixes and Feature Enhancements
1.5
September 18, 2023
Bug Fixes and Feature Enhancements
1.4
August 30, 2023
Bug Fixes and Feature Enhancements
1.3
June 6, 2023
Bug Fixes and Feature Enhancements
1.2
September 12, 2022
Bug Fixes and Feature Enhancements
1.1
October 25, 2021
Bug Fixes and Feature Enhancements
1.0
June 2, 2017
Price History of Apple Health
Description of Apple Health
The Apple Health app provides a central and secure place for your health and fitness information, so it’s easily accessible and under your control.
Features
• Visualize and securely store health data from your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch as well as from compatible devices and third-party apps.
• Browse interactive charts to review your health data over time and dive in for a deeper look.
• Receive highlights on what matters most to you, like your steps, sleep, or vitals.
• See at a glance how a given health metric is progressing, whether it’s increasing or decreasing over time, with trend analysis.
• Share your health data with people important to you or those who are caring for you.
• Create personalized sleep schedules, set a sleep duration goal, and track your progress over time.
• Track your menstrual cycle with Cycle Tracking. Turn on notifications to tell you when your next period or fertile window is approaching.
• Create a list of the medications, vitamins, and supplements you take, and receive reminders to log scheduled medications
• Reflect on your state of mind by logging your momentary emotions, daily moods, and contributing factors. Get valuable insights into your state of mind and how it has changed over time with interactive charts.
• Take standardized mental health assessments that are often used in clinics to understand your current risk for depression and anxiety and if you may benefit from a discussion with your care team.
• Use the Health Checklist on iPhone to set up iPhone and Apple Watch to keep an eye on things for you.
• See all your health records — such as allergies, immunizations, lab results, and more — in one place.*
• Learn more about important health topics with educational articles.
• When your phone is locked with a passcode, all your health and fitness data in the Health app — other than your Medical ID — is encrypted. Your health data stays up to date across all your devices automatically using iCloud, where it is encrypted while in transit and on Apple servers.
* Not available in all regions
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Apple Health: FAQ
Is the Apple Health app compatible with iPads?
Yes, Apple Health offers an iPad version.
Who is the developer of the Apple Health app?
Apple Inc. developed the Apple Health app.
What iOS version is needed to run the Apple Health app?
The Apple Health app requires iOS 10.0 or later.
What is the current app rating?
Apple Health has an okay rating of 3.1 out of 5, according to user reviews.
What category is the Apple Health app?
The App Genre Of The Apple Health App Is Health & Fitness.
What is the recent version of the Apple Health app?
1.6 is the newly released Apple Health version.
When did the new Apple Health update come out?
The latest Apple Health app update was released on September 19, 2024.
When did Apple Health come out?
Apple Health was first made available on July 2, 2024.
What age group is Apple Health suitable for?
The content advisory rating for Apple Health is Apple Inc..
What are the languages available on Apple Health?
Apple Health is now available to use in Arabic, Catalan, Croatian and 30 more.
Does Apple Arcade support Apple Health among its available titles?
Unfortunately, Apple Health is not on Apple Arcade.
Are there opportunities for in-app purchases in Apple Health?
Unfortunately, Apple Health does not provide opportunities for in-app purchases.
Is Apple Health fully compatible with Apple Vision Pro?
Unfortunately, Apple Health is not fully compatible with Apple Vision Pro.
Are ads featured prominently in Apple Health?
No, ads are not featured prominently in Apple Health.
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