Great. Another Google service gets shut down. Why even bother with using any Google service at this point?
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I’ve just stopped using anything google, as it’ll be killed soon enough anyway.
Time to take smart health into our own hands: https://gadgetbridge.org/
It's very sad that polar products don't work. Their heart rate monitor bands are the absolute gold standard for activity heart rate monitoring. Correlate the best with professional equipment out of any monitor including the apple watch.
That being said, amazing initiative. An open source api bridge like this and openRGB make everyone's life 10x easier!