Apple Watch Activity Data
Is there a way to delete all Apple Watch activity data? Removing all previous awards and all activity and start fresh? Thanks!
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Through Itunes.
1.Unpair your watch from your iPhone via the Watch app.
2.Make an unencrypted backup of your iPhone.
This must be done via iTunes on a computer (because iCloud backups are encrypted by default).
In Itunes do not select the option to Encrypt iPhone backup.
3.Erase all content and settings on your iPhone.
On your iPhone: Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings.
4.Restore iPhone from the unencrypted backup.
5.Choose to restore the watch from backup when offered the option during set up.
6.Then setup your watch.
Through Iphone.
On your iPhone, open the Health app
Tap your profile picture in the health app iPhone.
Scroll down to the Privacy section
Under Privacy, tap Devices
Under the list of devices, you see all the sources for your health data. Each time you pair/unpair a watch it shows up as a new source, even if it’s the same watch
Tap on a listed device and scroll to the bottom and choose the option to Delete All Data from “Device Name”.
Tap Delete from the confirmation message to erase all data from this device
Repeat for all listed devices until you erase all your health data
When you delete all your health data from your iPhone, it resets your awards and badges on any paired Apple Watch.
The most comprehensive way to remove any fitness, activity, or other health data from your Apple Watch is to unpair your watch from your iPhone and then re-repair.
You’ll need to set it up as new.