ChatGPT is reportedly preparing a link to Google's Health Connect on Android, which could let it see health data if you choose to allow it.
ChatGPT may soon be able to read health data stored on Android phones. According to a report from VOI.ID, the app is preparing a connection to Google Health Connect. If it launches, you would decide whether to share anything.
Health Connect is Google's hub for health information on Android phones. It gathers data from fitness and health apps in one place on the phone. Instead of each app holding its own separate pile of data, Health Connect acts as a shared spot that other apps can ask to use.
The material available is thin. It does not say when the link might arrive, which kinds of health data ChatGPT could see, or what it would do with that data. It also does not say whether the feature will reach every Android user. Until the company confirms details, treat this as a preparation, not a finished product.
If the feature does launch, watch for the permission screen. It should show what ChatGPT can see before you agree. Read it each time, because sharing is your choice.
If ChatGPT asks to connect to Health Connect, read the permission screen first and share only what you are comfortable with.
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