If you only use the pedometer function at ordinary times, you don't need to turn on traffic or satellite positioning. By default, Health uses WIFI to upload your pedometer to the server. If it is a statistical sport, such as running, you'd better turn on traffic and satellite positioning, so that S Health can locate and count your route and running distance, so as to know how long you have been running, how far you can run per minute and how many calories you have consumed. Of course, it is also possible to only open the satellite positioning without opening the traffic, but
Samsung's own running software is Health, which can control its health by managing the calories it consumes or consumes. The operation path is: under the standby desktop-click Application-(Samsung folder)-S Health. There are two ways to turn off S Health: click the back button to return to the standby page to turn off S Health, or turn on phone settings-Application Manager-All -S Health-Turn off.