Integrating health metrics can offer insights that support wellbeing, such as activity tracking, sleep patterns, or mood indicators. Any health data collected should adhere to strict privacy standards, with explicit user consent, local processing when possible, and transparent data retention policies. The design should minimize the amount of health information collected to what is necessary for feature functionality and safety alerts. Clinically sensitive data must be protected against unauthorized access and restricted in its use to the stated purposes. Users should have control over what metrics are collected, how long they’re stored, and when they’re deleted. Safeguards against erroneous data interpretation are essential to prevent incorrect health conclusions. When implemented responsibly, health metric integration can enhance user experience while prioritizing privacy, consent, and safety.