Apple’s latest watchOS 10.2 update brings exciting new health features for Siri, exclusively available on the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2. This update empowers you to interact with your health data more naturally and conveniently, making your smartwatch an even more valuable tool for health and wellness.

Ready to experience Siri’s enhanced health capabilities? Let’s dive into the details and guide you through the process!

Understanding the New Health Features for Siri

The latest Watch Series 9/Ultra 2 update introduces several groundbreaking health features for Siri, including:

On-device health data access: Siri can now access your health data stored in the Health app directly from your watch, allowing you to ask questions about your sleep, activity, heart rate, and more. This eliminates the need to use your iPhone or iPad, making it quicker and easier to track your health progress.
Logging health data: You can now use Siri to log your health data directly on your watch. This includes information like your weight, period, medications taken, and even your mood. This feature allows you to easily and conveniently keep track of your health without needing to open the Health app.
Improved Siri dictation: The update also enhances Siri’s dictation capabilities, making it 25% more accurate. This allows you to dictate messages, notes, and even entire emails with greater precision and efficiency.

These new features, powered by the advanced S9 chip, promise to revolutionize the way you manage your health on your Apple Watch.

Activating and Utilizing the New Health Features

Here’s how you can activate and utilize the new health features for Siri on your Watch Series 9 or Ultra 2:

1. Update to watchOS 10.2

Ensure your watch is connected to your iPhone.
Open the Watch app on your iPhone.
Go to General > Software Update.
Download and install the latest watchOS 10.2 update.

2. Enable Siri health data access

Open the Health app on your iPhone.
Tap the Profile icon in the top right corner.
Select “Privacy.”
Tap “Siri.”
Toggle on “Health Data” to allow Siri access to your health information.

3. Start using Siri

Raise your wrist and activate Siri by saying “Hey Siri.”
Ask Siri questions related to your health, such as:
- “How much sleep did I get last night?”
- “How many steps did I take today?”
- “What is my current heart rate?”
You can also use Siri to log health data by saying:
- “Hey Siri, log my weight as 150 pounds.”
- “Hey Siri, log that I started my period today.”
- “Hey Siri, log that I took my medication.”

Additional Tips

You can customize which health data types Siri can access by going to the Health app > Profile > Privacy > Siri.
You can also adjust Siri’s sensitivity to your voice by going to the Watch app > Sounds & Haptics > Siri.
For a complete list of supported health data types, refer to the Apple Support website.

Unleashing the Power of Siri for Your Health

The new health features for Siri on the Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 represent a significant step forward in personalized healthcare. By leveraging the intelligence of Siri and the power of the S9 chip, Apple has created a seamless and convenient experience for users to manage their health and wellness directly from their wrist.

With this update, Siri becomes a valuable tool for tracking progress, setting goals, and gaining valuable insights into your overall health. By integrating Siri’s capabilities with the wealth of data available in the Health app, Apple has created a powerful platform that empowers you to take control of your health and well-being like never before.