Google Health is here, but a lot of people want their Fitbit app back instead
Google has launched its new health app, Google Health, replacing the previous Fitbit app. Many users have expressed dissatisfaction with the new interface and features, particularly the prominence of AI coaching. Complaints include difficulty accessing health data and a desire to revert to the old app's functionality.
- ▪The Fitbit app has been replaced by Google Health, which has led to confusion and frustration among users.
- ▪Users have reported issues with the app's layout, including limited home screen customization and excessive AI-generated content.
- ▪Some users appreciate the AI coaching feature, while others find it intrusive and prefer direct access to their fitness data.
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