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Med ID App Notification

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‎01-06-2022 12:45

‎01-06-2022 12:45

I had the Med ID App installed. I also had max heart rate as a setting in the app under Activity and Wellness / Heart Settings / Heart Health Notifications. During a bout of tachycardia yesterday my heart exceeded the setting and the Med ID App instantly responded with the question "Are You OK?". I pressed yes, but it would not go away. The app continued to ask "Are You OK?" over and over. I didn't press no because I didn't know how it would respond. I had to finally uninstall the app to get it to stop. I was OK and in no danger. I just want a warning. Has anyone else had this happen? It seems the app should have stopped after I said I was OK.

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‎01-06-2022 13:31

‎01-06-2022 13:31

You need to contact the app developer about this.

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‎02-07-2022 08:00

‎02-07-2022 08:00

This has happened to me. I think it will alert you until your heart rate is back to normal,

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