The Samsung Health app has seen a number of great improvements over the past few days. Last week, partial user interface changes appeared in Samsung Health. There have been changes to items in various categories, some items and features have been moved to a different section. But the most significant change was the introduction of dark mode support. Samsung and Google have been trying since the launch of One UI 2.0 and the operating system Android 10 to introduce support for this mode in as many applications as possible, and Samsung Health is one of them.
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The update that brings dark mode to the Samsung Health app is numbered 6.9.0.051 and Samsung is among the owners of the range of smartphones Galaxy will distribute gradually. You can check your app version in the "About Samsung Health" section by tapping the icon in the upper left corner and then tapping the gear icon.
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New updates to the Samsung Health app are also starting to roll out gradually. Its latest version is numbered 6.9.0.055, and the biggest news it brings is a brand new category, intended for women. Owners of Samsung smartphones Galaxy they will be able to track their menstrual cycle and enter the relevant parameters in the application after switching to the latest version of the Samsung Health app. Until now, users have had to rely on third-party applications in this regard.
Users can update the Samsung Health app via Galaxy Store or Play Store. Samsung has let it be known that this year it would like to enrich its Samsung Health application with a number of new functions.
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I wonder why this app now needs to allow access to phone calls, I don't really like it.