jimdreamworx

Well, obviously, it's not Google's fault.

It's the fault of end users not knowing how to navigate several baffling layers of Settings (with informative double-negative names) to turn things off, because everyone wants those things on by default.  Kind of like a do-not-call list, the default is to invite telemarketers to call you.

Having atrial fibrillation, I have no problem buying the latest Apple hardware as my little way to contribute to their being able to finance their research and development of even better wearables.  When I found out my Series 0 didn't do what later version do regarding heart monitoring, next day bought a new one.  Also, the Series 0 didn't support the KardiaBand (that I found out about on this site) which even my cardiologist recommended, relating to me that his father (who also has a-fib) bought one and it is very useful.

No point in waiting out the latest-rumored next-gen whatever, just buy it when it comes to health.  No point being the richest man in the graveyard.

So the video card I bought to run Mojave on my old 2010 Mac Pro won't let me do Catalina.

Not that I'm surprised that a nine-year old computer is finally phased out.