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by ChrisJ4203,★HelpfulApr 26, 2016 5:13 PM in response to JanetFromFayettevilleGA
ChrisJ4203
Apr 26, 2016 5:13 PM
in response to JanetFromFayettevilleGA
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iPhoneI am not aware of a method to print that information. Also, if you are doing an iTunes backup, the only way to ensure that your medical information is saved is to encrypt the backup. About encrypted backups in iTunes - Apple Support iCloud backups are already encrypted.
You could do screenshots as you mention. Taking a screenshot with the iPhone one holds the sleep/wake and home button and taps the home button. This should be done quickly. The screen will flash and you an look in the camera roll to ensure that the photo was taken. You would have to scroll as you said to get all of the information.
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Jan 10, 2016 4:47 PM in response to ChrisJ4203by JanetFromFayettevilleGA,Thank you. In my research I did see where I had to encrypt the iTunes back up. I did encrypt and then I performed the back up. How do I retrieve the backed up info from iTunes?
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by Lawrence Finch,★HelpfulApr 26, 2016 5:13 PM in response to JanetFromFayettevilleGA
Lawrence Finch
Apr 26, 2016 5:13 PM
in response to JanetFromFayettevilleGA
Level 8 (37,842 points)
Mac OS XJanetFromFayettevilleGA wrote:
Thank you. In my research I did see where I had to encrypt the iTunes back up. I did encrypt and then I performed the back up. How do I retrieve the backed up info from iTunes?
You really can't. You can only use it to transfer another iOS device. You may be able to find an app for your computer that will allow you to open an encrypted backup.
There are apps for iOS that can export the content from the Health app to other formats that could be imported into a spreadsheet. QS Access is one.