IPhone health pedometer says no data?

I have an iPhone 5c with the latest iOS, but the pedometer on the health app always says no data, whereas my friends phone counts the steps for him and displays it on a graph. Can my phone have it enabled and if so how do I do it?

By any chance is your friends iPhone a 5s, 6, 6+, 6s or 6s+? You see these phones have a co motion processor. They were introduced with the 5s and it was the M7 motion processor. Now they're on the M9 with the 6s. These are the processors in charge of measuring the steps, height and other mesuresments.

The 5c, 5 and below need a wrist band or something similar to measure this kind of data I believe.

  • What is your favorite iPhone app for counting calories, that possibly doubles as a pedometer? My doctor is concerned that I don't get enough calories to eat each day due to my diet, and suggested that I get a calorie counting app so I can see if I get enough to eat, and possibly up the amount of calories I consume. I'm not trying to lose weight, but if you suggest a weight lose app I wouldn't object to trying it out. I'm willing to pay for this app too.
  • What is the best cheap Pedometer Wristband? I've been looking for a wristband pedometer on ebay and amazon. The results I found are nicely priced cheap ones like $10 to $20. But in the descriptions of them I see that all bluetooth options are available for only ANDROID users, like call and message notifications. If it allows it for Android users, why won't it allow it for Apple users? I own an iPhone. So what's a cheap, call/message bluetooth notifying wristband pedometer most compatible with iPhones?
  • Seting up the iphone 5c health app? I've had this phone for a while and I'm wondering how I set up the iPhone 5c health app to track my steps.
  • Is Russia's youth more health-orientated than Britain's? Physical Culture By Max Musson: As all too often we view the proliferation of fast food outlets selling junk food; of town centre nightclubs spewing out drunken, drug addled revellers into our streets on a Saturday night; the spotty nerds playing computer games on their iphones; and obese people waddling around stuffing crisps and biscuits into their mouths, it is refreshing to find that in some places our race has not completely gone to seed. http://www.westernspring.co.uk/physical-culture/

Add Comment