> I cook a lot and use a watch app called MultiTimer every day for virtually everything I cook. Got detailed overlapping timers configured for all my recipes. T

> I cook a lot and use a watch app called MultiTimer every day for virtually everything I cook. Got detailed overlapping timers configured for all my recipes. That's pure utility, no status signalling involved. I mean, you could just do the exact same thing with your computer, or your phone? That's what I do when I cook Where's the pure utility? Not having to walk over to your computer or phone? > You seem to have made up your mind that it's a fixed-function non-programmable computer and got angry about that, but I don't see how that's my problem. It isn't your problem. I never said it was. My problem is that the "utility" from wearables is complete and utter BS, and that what little value they add comes nowhere close to justifying the cost or invasion of privacy But I guess if the niche uses are appealing enough to you, then by all means indulge ¯\_(ツ)_/¯