Australian health firm says Apple Watch makes people 35% more active

AppleInsider
Feb 15, 2022, 7:29 am322 pts
Australia's AIA Health says that giving away an Apple Watch to people who hit certain fitness goals, resulted in an average 35% rise in activity for its users. In 2020, the AIA Health insurance company introduced Apple Watch to its Vitality program. Members who chose to sign up, would get an Apple Watch that…

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