Inaccurate records of emotions/stress

Emotional records are inaccurate

1. Emotions are easily affected by subjective reasons and various factors. These can include consumption of alcohol or caffeine, exercise, diet, diseases of the heart/nervous system, medications, and how your device is worn. Inference of emotions based on physical indexes isn't always accurate. Emotions are subjective, and only you can know how you're really feeling. All results are for reference only. It is recommended that you wear the device properly and avoid recording your emotions straight after intense exercise.
2. If how you're feeling is different from the result on your watch, it could be normal or could indicate certain mental illnesses. For instance, people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or emotional numbness may present different physiological indexes for positive/negative emotions and neuroactivity changes.
3. You can modify the recorded emotional state if you believe it's inaccurate.
4. Accurate emotional data helps you better understand your emotional trends and health.

Can I modify an emotional record

You can modify the latest record of the current day:

Go to Huawei Health > Emotional wellbeing, touch the edit icon to the right, select the latest emotional record, and make the modification.

Stress records are inaccurate

Inference of stress levels based on physical indexes isn't always accurate. Results can be easily affected by various factors, such as consumption of alcohol or caffeine, exercise, diet, diseases of the heart/nervous system, medications, and how your device is worn. Watch-based stress data could be different from how you feel. All results are for reference only.

Watch-based stress data comes from records of objective physiological indicators and cannot be manually modified.