> why would you think otherwise? Because it wasn't the case in the past and I don't use Apple Health or backup to other people's machines, so I don't care enou

> why would you think otherwise? Because it wasn't the case in the past and I don't use Apple Health or backup to other people's machines, so I don't care enough to stay up to date on the particulars. Prior to IOS 9 it did not store health data in the "cloud", except as an encrypted blob in a backup. https://www.macobserver.com/tips/quick-tip/quick-tip-icloud-can-now-backup-and-restore-health-data/ https://www.macobserver.com/tips/quick-tip/quick-tip-icloud-...