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Noted and thanks for the information, but as far as I can tell my point stands if the feature is completely inaccessible. I don't really understand what the GP
by vinay427 6y ago
Noted and thanks for the information, but as far as I can tell my point stands if the feature is completely inaccessible. I don't really understand what the GP comment was referring to regarding Apple Watch pulse oximetry accuracy. Other consumer devices such as my smartphone and watch have working pulse oximeter sensors built-in that are presumably FDA approved (or not FDA banned anyway), so it doesn't bode well for the Apple Watch if it can't pass this.
- vr46 6y agoI have a lot of confidence in Apple even if they are less than 100% all the time. They put a vast amount of effort into catering for diverse users, their iOS accessibility, for example. So I would bet that the Watch sensors are solid. Or will be, as the feature appears to be coming soon: https://9to5mac.com/2020/03/08/apple-watch-blood-oxygen-saturation/ https://9to5mac.com/2020/03/08/apple-watch-blood-oxygen-satu...
- TallGuyShort 6y agoYour dedication to your Kool-Aid is impressive.