How to Keep Your Health Data Safe During a Clean Install of iOS

Introduction:

When you first sign in to iCloud after doing a clean install, you may not see all of your saved health data at first. This can be frustrating, especially if you rely on your Apple Watch for tracking your workouts and activities. However, there's a way to ensure that you don't lose the bulk of your synced data when installing a new version of iOS.

Syncing Health Data:

Starting from iOS 11, you have the option to sync your Health data to iCloud. This allows you to access your health information from any device connected to your iCloud account. To enable this feature, go to Settings > 'your name' > iCloud > Health and toggle on 'Health Sync'.

What's Retained During a Clean Install:

When you log in with your iCloud account when setting up as new, you will retain the following data:

* Custom watch faces

* App organization

* Workout and activity history

* Sleep tracking data

Other Data That's Retained:

In addition to Health data, the following information is retained during a clean install of iOS:

* Music synced from your Music library (except for purchased music)

* Photos not backed up to iCloud Photo Library or My Photo Stream

* Wallet history (excluding Apple Pay cards)

* Apple Maps favorites and recent searches

* Safari bookmarks and passwords (if iCloud Keychain is enabled)

* Some music content, including Apple Music tracks and podcasts

* Records of your purchased apps and app data

A clean install of iOS can be a great way to start fresh with your device. However, it's important to remember that some data may not be retained during the process. By syncing your Health data to iCloud and enabling the 'Health Sync' feature, you can ensure that your workout and activity history is preserved. Additionally, many other types of data are retained during a clean install, including music, photos, and app data.

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