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Starting with iOS 17.2, Siri can access data from a> To answer your health and fitness questions, for example, you can ask how many hours of sleep you got the night before, or ask about your progress in closing activity rings Your blood sugar level for the day, or ask about your blood sugar level if you have a monitor connected.Health
In addition to theiPhone, you can also findSiri features New health care on Apple Watch Series 9 andApple Watch Urtla< a i=9> (second generation) running watchOS 10.2, although the arrival of Siri to health data is limited to the last week or so on Apple Watch.
Here are some examples of health queries you can ask Siri
What is heart rate
How many calories did you burn today
How many steps did you take this week
What is the oxygen level in the blood
What is the average walking speed
For the new function to work, you must first enable it on your iPhone or Apple Watch The following steps show you how to do this.
OniPhone:
1- Open the Settings application.
2- Click on Health.
3- Click on Data and Device Access.
4- Click on Siri.
Now that you've given Siriaccess to your health data, you can start inquiring about the personal assistant or start using it to easily record data in your Siri app. a i=3>Health.