Do you disable Bluetooth on your phone, watch, computer, headphones, etc? If not, just stop. It’s all around us, this ring is not going to change anything.
Nonsense, so get rid of your Smartphone and decouple from the digital world, disconnect your WiFi, stay away from cell towers… move to a digital empty space (not satellite access)… get a grip.
The thumbnail. Didn't Elizabeth Holmes have a similar picture taken while she was holding up a tiny test tube like it was a miracle of modern medicine? I'll keep getting checkups from my doctor, thank you.
An aweful example of vendor product promotion… What health data is this (or any ‘Ring device’) actually tracking? From all these promos I have only heard about heartbeat, no SO2, no Glucose and HCT monitoring no blood pressure… nothing new… Sleep Apnoea? Puleeze that has little to do with heartbeat and is much more about breathing… These devices add no value to health data collection, right now they are just another fad… maybe when they record actual data of value then they could be useful. Right now they are dependent on Bluetooth access to another device, a complete waste of money.
@@hdtravel1 I agree with you that Android the most popular. However, any medical device (Samsung might get FDA clearance on some features) should be designed with interoperability in mind.
Once again Samsung piggybacked on someone’s technology and will run them out of business, when was the last time they had an original idea, oh yeah curved TVs 😂
@@DanielPacheco-ll3xnanyone mention Apple? Quit being obsessed with one company, btw Samsung blatantly copied the Apple Watch Ultra and Airpods, what's your excuse for that?
