Google Fit does not come natively with Android devices.
It's an app that has to be installed from the Play Store.
So you should find this in localappstate.db.
You should find all the traces in Launcher,
in Downloads, Google Settings to see who downloaded it.
Location data-- this is where it's not really accurate.
In Samsung Health, you'll notice I
didn't mention location data because that's
a part of your lab--
also not tracked anywhere in the app.
So you're going to have to get creative and put
these pieces together.
If you're looking at Google Fit, please make sure you
validate the location information
because it is sporadic, and it is not really accurate.
We are not sure where it's pinging this data from.
When we look at fitness.db, now this is super, super important.
If I install Google Fit to my device
and I log out of that application before you
do your forensic acquisition, if you get a full file system
acquisition or a physical, you will extract fitness.db.
However, you will not have access to that database
unless I'm logged in.
So if the user actively logs in and logs out,
you wouldn't be able to extract it.
They must currently be logged in.
And you will see that the database is
going to be named fitness.db.
The username-- so I named it 585forensics_gmail.com.
Another relevant database in files--
you're going to find all of these
in com.google.android.apps.fitness.
Have fun with those.