BP Doctor

This app needs to be able to switch measurements. In my world I need to be able to have the temperature displayed in Fahrenheit, not Celsius. The time needs to be on a 12 hour clock, not 24 hour, and I need miles, not kilometers. These seem like really easy fixes, but I cannot figure out how to do it. If anyone can assist me in this I would be very appreciative.

First, this watch is uncomfortable to wear. Like if I loosen the buckle by 1 hole, my BP measurements would be totally off. Getting it tightened to where that ruler tells you to is accurate, but it's like a very tighten handcuff that cuts off circulation. Second, the watch face does not light up if you shake your wrist like most other smartwatches. You have the press a button to show time. And third, what's the real use of that second higher button? It basically turns display off, but the display turns off automatically after like 8 secs. So what's the point? Now let's talk about this app. You can't use the app to set the display time out. 8 seconds is far too short. I wish I could also reprogram that second button to do something else like go directly to BP measurements. The app does not integrate with apple health. The app also will not allow me to remove faulty bp measurements because I loosen the buckle when not measuring bp to wear the watch more comfortably but forgetting to rebuckle tighter when bp gets measured. This ought to be an elementary thing for this app to be able to do. Remove inaccurate data. I hope the devs would read and implement these suggestions asap.

For those having issues try a VPN. Install the app bluetooth connect, and you can delete the app once your device recognizes it. Use a identity generator and burner email. After you do this. Lock out permissions, and you can turn off BT. I have trust issues, but this was the only device on the market with and inflatable cuff. If you guys want more sales remove the initial app requirement from the watch. It cost over $200 dollars. If it’s area locked remove it. Lucky for me I understand how electronics work and got through the barrier.