Top 2 Ways to Import Health App Data to Your New iPhone

Method 1: How to Restore Health Data from iTunes Backup into New iPhone

Many users replied to us that they found iTunes can’t help migrate health data between devices. This misunderstanding is caused by the fact that regular backup by iTunes doesn’t include health and activity data out of security consideration. What you need to is enabling encryption backup manually. Specific steps are listed below:

Backup Heath Data on Your Old iPhone in iTunes

• 1. Open iTunes on PC/Mac and connect your previous iPhone via a USB. Make sure the iTunes is up to date.
• 2. Select your devices. Click Summary on the left bar and then choose Encrypt iPhone backup on the callout panel. You will be prompted to create a password to protect backup data on the computer. Do remember the encryption password because there is no way to restore from iTunes backup without this password. After setting the password, iTunes will immediately start to backup.

• 3. When the process is done, check whether your backup finished successfully by choosing iTunes > Preference > Devices. For Windows PC users, go to Edit > Preference > Devices, where you should see a lock icon with the new created backup.

Restore Health Data to Your New iPhone from iTunes

• 1. Now disconnect your old iOS devices and plug in your new iPhone 7/7 Plus/6s/6 Plus/6/5.
• 2. Click File > Devices > Restore from Backup. Choose a backup to transfer Health app data to new iPhone. Your devices will restart to sync with iTunes. It takes a while depending on the size of backups.

What else included in iTunes encrypted backup is: your saved passwords, Wi-Fi settings, website history.

Method 2: How to Import Health App Data to a New iOS Device From iCloud

While iTunes is much cumbersome and requires repetitive operations, iCloud makes it more flexible to transfer health and activity data to new iPhone 7/7 Plus/6s/6 Plus/6. Make sure all these done under Wi-Fi.

Backup Heath Data on Your Old iPhone to iCloud

• 1. Connect your old iPhone to Internet with Wi-Fi.
• 2. For iOS 10.2 or earlier versions, go to Settings> iCloud > Backup. Turn on iCloud backup then. For iOS 10.2 later, Settings > your account > iCloud > iCloud backup.

• 3. Tap Back Up Now and then immediately lock your device by pressing the Sleep/Wake button. Make sure your device stays locked until the backup is complete.

Restore Health Data to Your New iPhone from iCloud

• 1. If you have already set up your new iPhone, you need to erase contents before you can move health app data. Tap Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Contents and Settings. With this operation, your new phone will restart to Hello screen.
• 2. Follow the startup settings until you see Apps & Data interface. Choose Restore from iCloud Backup > Next > Sign in with your Apple ID.



• 3. Check the newly created backup to restore health data from iCloud. Wait until the process finished.

With this method you need to take the risk that data could be missing from your new iPhone, and iCloud may leave some data behind particularly for large backups. If asked to make a choice between the two, I will prefer iTunes encrypted backup more despite that iTunes is slow and always gets stuck on my computer.

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