Starting in April
, the company will make it possible to see your VR fitness stats from Oculus Move in more places instead of just within a VR app on the Quest and. You’ll be able to opt in to see metrics within the Oculus mobile app for iOS and Android.
There’s slightly bigger news for iOS users who want all of their fitness data to go into one pot, so to speak: Oculus Move will support integration with Apple Health, so your VR workouts can be tracked in the same app as your standard, non-VR workouts. Meta says that it’s exploring integrations with additional fitness tracking platforms.
Syncing your VR metrics with the Oculus app or Apple Health requires opting in, and Meta says that it does not use Move metrics to inform ads you see across the company’s other services. If you sync your data with the Oculus mobile app, your Move data will be stored on Meta’s servers and protected with end-to-end encryption.
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