I found this comment on a Google Play app called 'Health Sync: Reading the reviews on the Galaxy App Store it looks like multiple other people are having this issue since the last update.Įdit: A workaround has been identified that seems to be working! Credit to the wrote:įind this workaround while browsing the MyFitnessPal forums which seems to be working. I am now at the end of the road, I think it could be the latest update causing issue, which was 2 days ago (For Samsung Health). It seems as though the actual permissions have been broken with the last update. In the Apps Connected area of MyFitnessPal, it now just says "connect" under Samsung Health, I click on it, it opens a little menu with 1 item of data "all permissions". In the settings for Samsung Health, it no longer offers me the options for allowing read/write access for each data item, it just has 1 toggle "all permissions". For example, if you did cardio or strength training, Samsung Health will show these workout types as separate categories.As of today I noticed that my steps from my Galaxy Watch Active, recording in Samsung Health, were not being synced to MyFitnessPal. In the Exercise tile, you can view data from different workouts that you have done. When it comes to exercise, Samsung Health lets you map and track your workouts in real-time, as well as check your progress in a timeline. You can also view this information in the form of a heart-shaped graph. The Daily activity section shows how many calories you've burned, the number of steps you've covered while walking or running, and the amount of time each activity took up in your day. To add a tracker of your choice or remove one, tap the green plus sign or the red minus sign in the top-right corner of the tracker.In the top-right corner, tap the three-dot menu > Manage items.
Open the Samsung Health app and head over to the Home tab in the bottom menu.The first thing you'll want to do is add one of Samsung Health's many activity trackers.
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