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edhchoe

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Oct 28, 2011
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When I spend a day without my Apple Watch, the iPhone does not record how many steps I walked.
Is there a setting that I need to change to get the number of steps?
Or do I need a 3rd party app?

TIA
 
Check "Data Sources" for Steps in the Health app, and see if iPhone is listed as a data source. If it's not, I think there's a way to add it, but I can't remember how I did it, sorry.
 
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I had to move my iPhone 14 Pro up to the top of the priority list....

How to prioritize Apple Health sources on iPhone​

  1. Open the Health app on iPhone
  2. Choose the Health Data tab at the bottom
  3. Now choose a category like Activity, then a type of data like Steps
  4. Tap Data Sources & Access, then choose Edit in the top right corner
  5. Use the three-line icon to prioritize a different source (top = priority)
  6. Tap Done in the top right corner
 
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