Focus and Sleep in iOS 18

[PhatManDiamond]

Is it just me my wife and my sons phones or has Focus and Sleep changed in iOS 18? In iOS 17 we used to be able to see time in bed and time asleep in the health app. Since we went up to iOS 18 it no longer shows time in bed. It can be manually entered but no longer just there on everyday. Tried deleting schedule and focus on all three but it still doesn’t show up. Also noticed after my schedule alarms and I should fall back asleep it records that time. It use to just end when my scheduled time ended. Any info thanked in advance.

 

[mblm85]

I hadn't noticed that. Well iOS 18 adds detection of naps so I guess it's concentrating on when it thinks you're asleep and not assuming where you are at the time.

 

[davwil]

It seems to be feature not a bug.

iOS 18 beta removed option to track time in bed with iPhone

Apple Health app has removed the option to track time in bed with iPhone in the latest iOS 18 beta, so you'll have to get an Apple Watch.

techissuestoday.com

 

[Wad12355]

Is it just me my wife and my sons phones or has Focus and Sleep changed in iOS 18? In iOS 17 we used to be able to see time in bed and time asleep in the health app. Since we went up to iOS 18 it no longer shows time in bed. It can be manually entered but no longer just there on everyday. Tried deleting schedule and focus on all three but it still doesn’t show up. Also noticed after my schedule alarms and I should fall back asleep it records that time. It use to just end when my scheduled time ended. Any info thanked in advance.

I also noticed that.

 

[Cobold]

It seems to be feature not a bug.

iOS 18 beta removed option to track time in bed with iPhone

Apple Health app has removed the option to track time in bed with iPhone in the latest iOS 18 beta, so you'll have to get an Apple Watch.

techissuestoday.com

No, that’s not it. It doesn’t track time in bed even WITH an AppleWatch.

 

[NicoTRZ]

No, that’s not it. It doesn’t track time in bed even WITH an AppleWatch.

Well yes, because with Apple Watch, it's replaced by the sleep datas (wake up, paradoxal sleep, etc..).

The article is a little bit confusing tough: time in bed is not supported anymore, period.

 

[yoitsmike]

Well yes, because with Apple Watch, it's replaced by the sleep datas (wake up, paradoxal sleep, etc..).

The article is a little bit confusing tough: time in bed is not supported anymore, period.

Did they add it back then? It shows in mine like normal. And yes, I slept like crap last night.