Google Health 5.08 is rolling out on Android and iOS as the smallest update since the May redesign.
Version 5.08 has a pair of account updates:
- A Google Account is now required to use the Google Health app as the Fitbit account migration period has ended. Please note that Fitbit account logins are no longer supported, and unmigrated data will be deleted.
- We’ve also fixed a sign-up issue for users whose email addresses were previously associated with Fitbit. You can now use your preferred Google Account to sign in, regardless of whether that email was previously used with Fitbit.
There are also “general stability improvements and bug fixes.” As of today, this update is still rolling out on Android and fully available on iOS.
Google has addressed the majority of issues in its roadmap following the big revamp. The outstanding items are centered around the Health Coach.
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- Google Health 5.07 rolling out with better manual logging, maps, & more
- Google Health 5.06 rolling out to control the Coach in Today tab
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