Here’s how Google is responding to Fitbit users who don’t like the new Health app
Google is responding to user complaints about the new Health app that replaced Fitbit. The company plans to implement several updates to improve user experience, including customization options for health metrics and enhancements to the AI coach. These changes aim to address feedback regarding the app's usability and functionality.
- ▪Google is rolling out updates to the Health app in response to user complaints.
- ▪Users will soon be able to customize their Today and Health dashboards more easily.
- ▪The AI coach will receive adjustments to make messages more concise and include more visuals.
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