Google Health can now sync to Apple Health
Version 5.05 is out now.
Google Health recently launched an update, version 5.05, that allows for seamless synchronization of tracked health information to Apple Health on iOS devices. This update also enables the sharing of data with medical professionals through Smart Health Links on both Android and iOS platforms. The new version of Google Health is now accessible in app stores.
This update is particularly valuable for users who prefer the Apple ecosystem. With the latest iOS update, Google Health can now sync data directly to Apple Health, making it easier for iPhone users to monitor fitness information using devices like the Fitbit Air without needing to frequently access Google's software. As highlighted by Reddit user posting_purple, the updated Google Health app for iOS now supports syncing various metrics, such as sleep data and step counts, to Apple Health.
However, one potential limitation is the absence of support for certain metrics, which might be a drawback for some fitness enthusiasts. For those primarily interested in viewing their Fitbit step counts within Apple Health, this update presents a convenient solution.
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