Two ways Apple is (wisely) being inclusive about its latest health features

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By Ben LovejoySep 11, 2025, 10:15 am286 pts
Apple is sometimes accused of deliberately withholding new features from older devices for no good reason. For example, eyebrows were raised when dual capture video recording was restricted to the iPhone 17 when the same feature has been supported by third-party apps all the way back to the iPhone 11, so is…

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