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Each device counts on its own; Apple Health merges both and removes the minutes they overlap. Manpo Steps shows Health's merged total and, when you tap it, the sum behind it. The explainer on why steps differ has the full story.

Your step count, so the number matches the Health app. The privacy page lists everything it reads and the one thing it writes.

No. The iPhone counts on its own. With a Watch, Health merges both devices and the app shows that merged number, plus the ring and complications on the wrist.

Each one shows the time of its reading. iOS refreshes widgets on its own schedule; opening the app refreshes them at once.

Subscriptions are managed in Settings, then your name, then Subscriptions. Refunds go through Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com. The once purchase is yours for good and restores on a new phone from the app's settings.

Yes. The honest number, streaks with rest days, widgets, complications, Siri, a live walk and ninety days of history are free. Pro adds every face, a full year of history and a custom rest-day allowance for US$0.99 a week, US$19.99 a year or US$39.99 once, with everything unlocked for the first seven days.

No. The count comes from the motion chip that runs in every iPhone whether or not any app asks, and the app reads it from Health. Location is used only during a walk you start with distance turned on, and stops when the walk ends.

Export everything from the app's settings. To delete it, delete the app: your history lives on your phone and in your own iCloud, nowhere else, so there is no account to close.