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bulk001 said:

hselburn said:

You know Apple, men wear the watch too. Just a thought after hearing about the temperature sensor. 

Women generally don’t get pregnant without a man involved in some way (unless you are Mary or need fertility treatment). For men looking to start a family, this is very helpful. There may also be other benefits that haven’t been mentioned or activated. But if it is not for you, just don’t buy it!  

I’m hoping for fever detecting like all of the population needs. Not all women are trying to conceive and at some point they will reach menopause. Do those women not matter? Fever detection is what the whole world needs. You have a fever today, maybe you should stay home and not infect the rest of the world. 

crowley said:

Seems to me that allowing developers to resubmit apps for review as is would probably satisfy the complaints. If it’s not up to scratch, it gets rejected and the dev has to make changes by the deadline or be delisted, but if the app is fine then no problem. And if it’s been abandoned then no one will resubmit it, so it’s gone.

Submitted as is, means no work done and privacy statement is not updated. These apps are flagged because of some problem. People complain about dead apps that don’t work and people complain that Apple is being harsh on developers. Old code can contain security threats and isn’t optimized for current devices. At some point, the devices these apps are optimized for,  are no longer going to be working or people have moved on. Imagine if apps that were optimized for the original iPhones were still in the App Store without any changes. Old apps clutter the App Store and take up space. 

Glad they added Shortcut actions for numbers. 

This means Antivirus will need to be added to the iPhone and iPad. That means more cpu usage, slower devices, more battery and energy usage.

I have two heart rate monitoring apps on my Apple Watch. What is being blocked?