Question:

How do I adjust Samsung Health Settings?

Answer:

To adjust Samsung Health settings, follow these steps:

The Samsung Health settings allow you to manage things, such as syncing health data to your Samsung account, changing your password, access certain data, and more.

NOTE: Available screens and settings may vary by watch, phone, and software version.

Using the connected phone, open the Galaxy Wearable app. Navigate to and touch Samsung Health > More Options (three vertical dots), and then touch Settings. The following settings maybe adjusted:

Samsung account: Sync your Samsung Health data with your Samsung account.

Units of measurement: Change Samsung Health's units of measurement to US customary measurement or Metric.

Notifications: Adjust all Notification settings for Samsung Health.

Marketing Information: Get notifications for Samsung Health promotions and marking infomation.

Accessories: View and scan for devices that are Samsung Health compatible.

Connected services: Sync your Samsung Health data with third-party web accounts.

Detect workouts: When a wearable Galaxy or Gear device is connected, such as a smartwatch, it will automatically detect and record your workout.

Lock app: Use a password to protect your Samsung Health data.

Data permissions: Allow Samsung Health functions on third-party apps to read and use specific data.

Download personal data: Download all personal data collected by Samsung related to Samsung Health.

Erase personal data: Erase all personal data collected by Samsung related to Samsung Health.

About Samsung Health: Access the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Open source licenses of Samsung Health.

Help: Use FAQ and Contact us for Samsung Health.

Terms:

Samsung Health: A health management app provided by Samsung.

Sync: Transfer or update data between different devices or platforms.

Samsung account: A user account created to access various Samsung services.

US customary measurement: Imperial system of measurements commonly used in the United States.

Metric: System of measurements based on meters, grams, and seconds.

Third-party apps: Mobile applications developed by companies or individuals other than the primary service provider (in this case, Samsung).