+1I moved from the iPhone 13 ProMax to the iPhone 17 ProMax in hopes that it was the old phone causing run tracking to be paused for no apparent reason, and while that issue was NOT solved, I’ve acquired yet another issue:
Where my old phone showed 90 days of Apple activities I could choose to import, the new phone shows nothing; not even runs that happened since I got the new phone.
How do I get Strava to see those Apple activities on the new phone that uses iOS26? (as does the old phone)
Best answer by Jana_S
Hi
https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/216917527-Health-App-and-Strava
+29Hi
https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/216917527-Health-App-and-Strava
+1Thank you. Before receiving your guidance, I did restore the connection to Apple Health that had been lost in the migration to the new phone. Since the behavior of Strava on the new phone didn’t exhibit any conspicuous changes as I’ve used it for a couple of weeks, I don’t know if this one configuration option (connection to Apple Health) is the only one that was lost in the migration.
Doing that did not make the Apple Workouts that are still visible on the old phone suddenly appear on the new phone.
However, after revisiting these settings this morning in order to turn off auto-import and “Send to Health”, I now do see yesterday’s Apple Health record as available for upload.
Surprisingly, the import of that run was actually able to show it correctly on the map and I didn’t realize the import would have that information…. so that’s a very nice thing.
My immediate problem is very well solved, so thanks again.
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