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A yes or no question doesn’t make much sense when there isn’t a way to respond to that question. And even if there was, perhaps to help train Apple’s detection
by tshaddox 4y ago
A yes or no question doesn’t make much sense when there isn’t a way to respond to that question. And even if there was, perhaps to help train Apple’s detection algorithm, that really shouldn’t be the main call to action. The point of the feature isn’t to impress you with how accurately it detected falls. It’s to get you help if you need it.