Feature Highlight: Microsoft Health’s New People Like Me Leaderboard ProfilesFeature Highlight: Microsoft Health’s New People Like Me Leaderboard Profiles
A couple new leaderboard profiles appeared silently in Microsoft Health. Here's what they mean.
May 24, 2016

Announced as part of the May 2016 update for the Microsoft Band, but available about a week before the rest of the new features launched is a couple new leaderboard profiles.
They are:
People Like me (age, gender, and BMI)
People Like Me (top 25%) (daily steps and cardio minutes rank in the top 25th percentile)
These new profiles show up in both the Steps and Cardio minutes leaderboards.
I noted recently that my wife actually scooped me on this originally. I totally blanked on the new profiles until the wife asked me what they were.
The new profiles provide new ways to encourage Band owners to do better and push a little harder to reach the common level percentile maintained by their friends via the Facebook/Health connected account.
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