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Summary:
On device (via TestFlight) but not in the Simulator, specifying a value for ProtectionUsed is not having an effect on the data entered into HealthKit

Steps to Reproduce:
Make a HealthKit app, using the Swift code below to save a sample:

    public func writeData(callback: (success: Bool) -> Void) {
        guard let sexualActivityIdentifier = HKCategoryType.categoryTypeForIdentifier(HKCategoryTypeIdentifierSexualActivity) else {
            callback(success: false)
            return
        }

        let metadata: [String: AnyObject]? = [HKMetadataKeySexualActivityProtectionUsed: true]
        
        let sample = HKCategorySample(type: sexualActivityIdentifier,
            value: HKCategoryValue.NotApplicable.rawValue,
            startDate: NSDate(),
            endDate: NSDate(),
            metadata: metadata)
        
        let store = HKHealthStore()
        
        store.saveObject(sample) { (success, error) -> Void in
            callback(success: success)
        }
    }


Expected Results:
The data point in Health shows “Protection used”

Actual Results:
The data point in Health shows “––” on device (with app installed using TestFlight), but “Protection used” in the simulator

Regression:
This worked correctly on a data point entered on 10/6, but stopped working beginning with 10/14. I’m not sure if there was an iOS 9 point release update somewhere in there that may have affected it.