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#261818 16-Dec-2019 18:18
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Probably just haven’t restrained my brain to iOS yet but...

As a man, I won’t be tracking my period.

How do I get that functionality to go away? Every time I open Health it’s there wanting to track my cycle...!

Edit. Odd that even though it knows I’m male it’s still there!





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  #2376486 16-Dec-2019 18:26
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I don’t seem to get those notifications, wonder what’s causing you to get it?
Also had a look to see if you can remove a function in Health or disable it, doesn’t seem like you can.

If you click your profile in the top right corner and go to Health Profile does it show your gender as male or something else?



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  #2376492 16-Dec-2019 18:51
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Used to be you could go into the Health settings and turn on/off the metrics you were interested about.  Just had a look on my XR in iOS 13 and it doesn't look like it anymore, at least doesn't look like it used to.  

 

This may help: https://support.apple.com/en-nz/HT210407 


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  #2377072 17-Dec-2019 14:45
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tardtasticx: I don’t seem to get those notifications, wonder what’s causing you to get it?
Also had a look to see if you can remove a function in Health or disable it, doesn’t seem like you can.

If you click your profile in the top right corner and go to Health Profile does it show your gender as male or something else?

 

 

 

Male.








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  #2377074 17-Dec-2019 14:47
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gehenna:

 

Used to be you could go into the Health settings and turn on/off the metrics you were interested about.  Just had a look on my XR in iOS 13 and it doesn't look like it anymore, at least doesn't look like it used to.  

 

This may help: https://support.apple.com/en-nz/HT210407 

 

 

 

 

Seems you can hide it from the Apple Watch screen but not the iPhone. Why they would think the male half of the population would want their screen space taken up with that I have no idea.






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  #2377175 17-Dec-2019 17:42
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  1. Double click the home button and swipe up on the Health app
  2. Fire the Health app again
  3. You should now be at the opening Summary page
  4. Next to Favourites click Edit
  5. Tap the 'All' tab
  6. Scroll down to Cycle Tracking
  7. Tap the blue star next 'Cycle Tracking' so it is NOT a solid blue but only a blue outline of a star
  8. Ensure all other entries are only blue outlines
  9. Tap 'Done'

 

Cycle Tracking should now disappear from the opening screen and that should be that. 😀🍷





Whilst the difficult we can do immediately, the impossible takes a bit longer. However, miracles you will have to wait for.


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