u/HeinsGuenter

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All features that will be removed in the new Fitbit App

Based on the Fitbit Help Center page, the following features will be removed or discontinued during the transition to the new Google Health app:

Health and wellness

  • Skin temperature minute-by-minute data: In the Google Health app, you’ll only see your daily and weekly trends.
  • Estimated Oxygen Variation (EOV): EOV data is no longer available. You can continue to view your overnight blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) data in the Health tab.
  • Blood glucose features: You will no longer be able to add symptoms or set check reminders.
  • Food Plans: Setting specific calorie targets via "Food Plans" is no longer supported.
  • Recipes: This feature is being removed for Fitbit Premium users.
  • Snore Detection: This will no longer be supported for Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 users.

Fitness

  • Day-by-day plans: For users in Public Preview, previous day-by-day plans will be removed.

Social

  • Groups and Community Feed: These features are being removed.
  • Direct Messaging: Sending and receiving direct messages and notifications from other users will no longer be supported.
  • Usernames and profile photos: Unique Fitbit usernames and custom profile photos are replaced by your Google Account details.
  • Social privacy settings: Sharing of and privacy settings for sex, height, weight, location, or friend lists will no longer be supported
  • Badges: Existing badges will be deleted, and new badges will no longer be generated. If you have Google Health Coach, your coach will help to celebrate your progress and accomplishment.

Sleep

  • Sleep Profile: Sleep Profile will no longer be available, and you will not receive monthly sleep animals.

Third-party connections

  • Lifescan devices: Connections to Lifescan devices will no longer be supported.

I am especially sad about the oxygen variation and badges, so I hope getting more awareness of which features are removed will make Google more likely of integrating them again in the future.

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u/HeinsGuenter — 7 days ago