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Rumour: Apple Watch to add Touch ID, but how?

Apple Watch could detect incoming panic attacks in future models

Posted on April 14, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Apple Watch could take a much more holistic approach to health in the future, according to new rumors, with plans in the pipeline for tools that address the mental wellbeing of users.

That’s according to well-respected tipsters Max Weinbach and the folks at EverythingApplePro on YouTube. They say future Apple Watch models could automatically detect panic attacks and stress.

The Apple Watch already does a fine job of tracking physical activity, but the new leaks suggest that watchOS could evolve to incorporate a much fuller suite of tools covering both mental and physical health.
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