cics macrumors regular Original poster Dec 26, 2016 #1 Should I turn off iPhone fitness tracking if I use an Apple Watch? Which data are flowing into the Health app if both they are tracking steps and other stats?
Should I turn off iPhone fitness tracking if I use an Apple Watch? Which data are flowing into the Health app if both they are tracking steps and other stats?
Babu Life macrumors regular Dec 26, 2016 #3 Julien said: Click to expand... do you really have 4 apple watches or is it a sync issue
4 44267547 Cancelled Dec 26, 2016 #4 Babu Life said: do you really have 4 apple watches or is it a sync issue Click to expand... I can't speak for the OP, but I have five and label them accordingly in settings to differentiate which one I am using when paired.
Babu Life said: do you really have 4 apple watches or is it a sync issue Click to expand... I can't speak for the OP, but I have five and label them accordingly in settings to differentiate which one I am using when paired.
Julien macrumors G4 Dec 27, 2016 #5 Babu Life said: do you really have 4 apple watches or is it a sync issue Click to expand... Ever time you re-pair Apple adds a 'new' watch and you can't delete the older entries since it will delete all the data too.
Babu Life said: do you really have 4 apple watches or is it a sync issue Click to expand... Ever time you re-pair Apple adds a 'new' watch and you can't delete the older entries since it will delete all the data too.