Sleep score has changed for the worse since iOS upgrade
Since the recent iOS upgrade my Sleep ratings have gotten significantly worse and my REM has almost disappeared in the Apple sleep app. Anyone else?
iPhone 14 Plus, iOS 26
Since the recent iOS upgrade my Sleep ratings have gotten significantly worse and my REM has almost disappeared in the Apple sleep app. Anyone else?
iPhone 14 Plus, iOS 26
My initial reaction to your post was to write: "You're Dreaming".
...but that is obviously the reverse of what is being reported.
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There was notification is the upgrade for iOS 26.2 that suggested sleep scoring had changed.
But detecting less REM sleep has not been reported here.
It is not likely to be a software error -- you may in fact be dreaming less these last few nights. By fiddling with the Health app on your phone, you can compare current to Average REM amounts over time, weekly, monthly, or 6 month-ly.
Thanks for your reply. Haha to your initial reaction.
I have compared my REM over the days, weeks, months and found a stark reduction in REM since the upgrade 26.2 (just on the REM) while I am having fairly good recall of complex dreams etc. Just now I have unpaired and re-paired my Apple Watch to phone. I’ll see if that helped or not.
I've had a similar trend in my sleep tracking since the upgrade to 26.2, my sleep tracking has devolved to "No Data" since the upgrade. I've upgraded, rebooted, unpaired, re-paired, still "No Data". I've talked with tech (can't remember what level) before recently, and she had no answers to the "No Data" problem. It's possible that my sleep has actually deteriorated to the point of "No Data", but wouldn't the watch track a low score...even "0" rather than "No Data "? "No Data" implies to me that the watch is not tracking. What do you think?
Did you also update WatchOS to 26.2?
I find watch upgrades difficult because it requires the Watch be on the charger and charged at least 40 percent AND the phone be nearby the whole time.
Sleep score has changed for the worse since iOS upgrade