![]() Installing the Google Apps Device Policy app on my watch seems to fix the issue. It seems installing the Google Apps Device Policy app on Galaxy Watch 4 devices fixes the Google Play services error on Google Fit. This appears to be inconveniencing those with Google Workspace (formerly G-Suite) account but a solution for the issue is also available. On the other hand, some Galaxy Watch 4 users are getting the ‘Fit is having trouble with Google Services.’ error which is also preventing them from syncing their smartwatch with their phone. I know that there’s a third-party app (Health Sync) that does it, but I was looking for a built-in function. Hi! Just received this watch and I’m pretty happy with it, but I was wondering if it is possible to sync the data from Samsung Health to Google Fit. This has further led users to go for third-party options like the Health Sync app which helps to sync Samsung Health and Google Fit tracking data. Galaxy Watch 4 users are finding it hard to sync their Google Fit tracking data with Samsung Health or vice versa as there is no in-built support to do so. Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 ClassicĪs per several reports, Google Fit is not syncing with the Galaxy Watch 4 devices and is giving the Google Play services error. However, users of the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic are having a tough time using Google Fit on the smartwatches. Now that the Galaxy Watch 4 devices offer One UI Watch based on Wear OS 3.0, users are installing Google Fit on them as well. Google Fit is among the most used fitness tracking apps and it is also used by many on smartwatches.
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