boxcatcher

redgeminipa said:

I haven’t felt the need since iPhoneOS 4.2.1. The risks and upkeep just weren’t worth it.

Exactly.  There were some legit reasons to jailbreak in the early days ... struggle to imagine what the point (besides theft) is now.

I'd take that back if, for a developer, Jailbreaking enabled lower-level access to APIs.  For example, I'd love to be able to play with the IR dot projector + sensor used by FaceID.

crabby said:

dude- resting heart rate of 100- either much more stressful environment than it appears, or you gotta get outside a bit more.

Seriously -- time to use that fancy Series 4 and log some jogs.

snowweasel said:

I’m just curious why it won’t measure for people under 22 years old?

No real clue, but I'll guess that it's either:

• The scope of data against which the device was validated / certified only went down to patients of age ~22, and/or
• The heart isn't considered "fully developed" until ~22 (which would be why data is / has not been collected for this age range)

Edit: would love to have a doctor tell me I'm right or completely out to lunch!

Dudes, Twitter sign-in to your forums is still broken?  Callback URL not approved for this client application. Approved callback URLs can be adjusted in your application settings

Anyhow, I wish Apple would make it such that the erase function would erase just the pixels you touch (vs. the entire line segment previously drawn).

The Apple reviewers can be totally nitpicky bastards too -- guess this app got a slacker.