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Fitbit should properly sync with Apple health

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‎12-08-2021 16:07 - last edited on ‎12-24-2021 14:51 by Fitbit Moderator

‎12-08-2021 16:07 - last edited on ‎12-24-2021 14:51 by Fitbit Moderator

Fitbit should properly sync with apple health in fitbits app as even the Amazon no name trackers (amaz fit, xiaomi to name a couple) do as well as high end fitness tracker competition like oura ring.  

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‎12-08-2021 18:32

‎12-08-2021 18:32

Hi @Ouraisbetter  Apple would have to allow Fitbit to sync with it. Talk to them.

Stepping in the U.S.A. since September 2013. Android 14

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‎12-08-2021 19:46

In response to Odyssey13

‎12-08-2021 19:46

Apple allows any developer to read/write data to it .  Garmin watches, Withings scales/bp meteres, Samsung galaxy watch, Myfitnesspal, Oura ring, Xiaomi , Amazfit.  All of these vendors can and do sync health data directly from their own apps to Apple health.  Only fitbit doesn't, not directly at least.

 

Im not sure where this BS theory that Apple is somehow blocking fitbit from syncing to the health app was concocted, or why it's being perpetuated.  What I can tell you is that essentially any app that captures metrics that are supported in the Apple health app can sync with it. 

 

If Apple are truly blocking only the Fitbit App from syncing their metrics I invite them to file an antitrust suit. 

 

I invite anyone to post a link to an article from an official Apple or Fitbit source that claims that Apple is blocking fitbit from this integration.

 

So we talk to Fitbit, and here we are....

 

If you can point me to a single official source (not some rando on a forum please - though an Official fitibit employee would be fine) who claims that Apple is to blame here , ill happily fk off.

 

The problem is with Fitbit,

 

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