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I was under the impression the data was stored locally and not with Apple. I thought the 'centralised' place they were referring to was the Health app.
by k-mcgrady 12y ago
I was under the impression the data was stored locally and not with Apple. I thought the 'centralised' place they were referring to was the Health app.
- exceptione 12y agoCentralized would then mean local, and that's almost never the case as far as I have seen such service advertisings.
- rimantas 12y agoYes local, meaning on your device, centralised, meaning each app has access to some central repository instead of havint its own.
- erichurkman 12y agoOn the other side of the fence, users with extensive histories of health data (say, someone with high blood pressure with a year of hourly BP history from a wearable device) almost certainly don't want to lose their medically critical health data if their phone happens to take a bath. Backups are important, too.