[King Mustard]

I have a TicWatch Pro 3 GPS smartwatch.

'24h heart rate monitoring' in TicPulse Settings is turned on but the Mobvoi phone app shows it stopped working last week (i.e. no data since then).

I can do a manual heart rate check in the TicPulse app, which then appears in the Mobvoi phone app just fine but I want it to continue running automatically on the watch.

24h automatic background monitoring of SpO2 and Stress work fine.

Any ideas?

[B. Diddy]

You've already tried rebooting the watch?

[King Mustard]

You've already tried rebooting the watch?

I have.

[B. Diddy]

What about the Google Fit app? This could tell you if the problem lies with the Mobvoi app itself.

[King Mustard]

What about the Google Fit app? This could tell you if the problem lies with the Mobvoi app itself.

Good call! Appears the issue is only with the Mobvoi phone app.

[B. Diddy]

Try clearing the app cache/data from the Mobvoi app and Force Stop it. Then open it again, sign back in, and see if the problem persists. If it does, send some feedback to Movboi (or contact their support) and see if they're aware of the issue.

[King Mustard]

Try clearing the app cache/data from the Mobvoi app and Force Stop it. Then open it again, sign back in, and see if the problem persists. If it does, send some feedback to Movboi (or contact their support) and see if they're aware of the issue.

Annoyingly, the Google Fit app isn't showing any SpO2 nor Stress data, whilst the Mobvoi app does.

[B. Diddy]

Yeah, Google Fit is pretty basic.

[King Mustard]

Yeah, Google Fit is pretty basic.

I mean in Google Fit > Browse > Vitals, there's a 'Oxygen saturation' section with no data.

I wonder why it doesn't contain data from the watch?

[B. Diddy]

Open your Google Fit app, tap your profile pic at the upper right, then Fit Data & Privacy. Scroll down to Fit Data Permissions and see if Store Vitals Data is on. If not, try turning that on and see if it hepls.

[Mr Bojangles1]

Does your phone have adaptive battery setting? Maybe your phone is detecting too much battery drain and restricted it. Check in battery settings on phone.

[King Mustard]

Open your Google Fit app, tap your profile pic at the upper right, then Fit Data & Privacy. Scroll down to Fit Data Permissions and see if Store Vitals Data is on. If not, try turning that on and see if it hepls.

They were indeed turned off (thank you for assisting) but several days since enabling them, Google Fit > Browse > Vitals, > Oxygen saturation still has no data.

[B. Diddy]

Looks like you're not alone: https://forum.mobvoi.com/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=59260. It's not clear if this is an issue with Mobvoi or with Google Fit.