Users regard Apple Watch, fitness devices as medical tools and worry about results

AppleInsider
Jan 13, 2022, 11:03 am413 pts
The continued addition of health and fitness features to Apple Watch, Fitbit and other devices, has led to wearers treating them as medical tools — with some over-worrying about their readings. An Apple Watch showing a blood oxygen reading. Wearing an Apple Watch or Fitbit constantly has been a boon for anyone…

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