> “It turns out that you can detect compounds that are diagnostic of exercise [show you have done some]; you can see when an over-the-counter medication comes i

> “It turns out that you can detect compounds that are diagnostic of exercise [show you have done some]; you can see when an over-the-counter medication comes into the system and clears out; you can see molecules that correlate with how well you slept, how much fat you had in your diet, what your calorie intake was.” I know the intentions are probably good, but imagine how the tech industry will abuse that much data. This shows the risks of failing to regulate big tech. We’ll miss out on genuinely useful data because a handful of people needed to get super rich by disseminating our personal, private info.