> Apple’s new implementation of the blood oxygen feature on Apple Watch centers around viewing the results from a test on the iPhone rather than the watch. You start a session using the Blood Oxygen feature on your Apple Watch and the sensors on your Apple Watch will then collect the necessary data.
> The results, however, aren’t viewable on the Apple Watch itself. Instead, you can find them in the Respiratory section of the Health app on your iPhone.
I wonder if this workaround will succeed. It must be annoying for Apple to not display the results on the watch, which is obviously what users would want.
Apparently this is the key update:
> Apple’s new implementation of the blood oxygen feature on Apple Watch centers around viewing the results from a test on the iPhone rather than the watch. You start a session using the Blood Oxygen feature on your Apple Watch and the sensors on your Apple Watch will then collect the necessary data.
> The results, however, aren’t viewable on the Apple Watch itself. Instead, you can find them in the Respiratory section of the Health app on your iPhone.
I wonder if this workaround will succeed. It must be annoying for Apple to not display the results on the watch, which is obviously what users would want.