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Well I never restart my iPhone, from time to time it requires me to put in my pin code, as though the device has restarted at some point during a long period of an activity. Note that this happens at other times, other than overnight, I tend to use sleep monitoring software that runs tasks overnight so the phone never restarts at that point, it finds another point during the day to do. It’s internal updates. I’ve rarely if ever seeing the iPhone crash restart, I have pushed the limits of it before and sometimes it nearly locks up, but that is an unruly app normally, this is an older SE 2020 model.

This is great. Apple -- Please tell us when the BloodO2 sensor will be turned back on in a Series 10, so I can reconsider picking one up. 

Right now I'm sticking with my Series 9 that still has the BloodO2 sensor app installed from release day.

Masimo's flex here has been hurtful to the market as a whole, and hurt their brand image. Instead of just selling another device that some people may choose, they went to attach Apple, and instead removed it from EVERYONE that already were planning on having the feature. This entire thing was crazy that the ITC would allow a company to "remove a feature" from another company that was advertised and made available. 

I still side with Apple on this one, glad that others did too.

ralphie said:

quakerotis said:

A Russian!?!

Geez, you guys are such fools for publishing anything of this nature.

Pure BS.

From an enemy of the US.

What other nonsense will you indiscriminately publish?

LOL, they made you click… job done.

I had no idea appleinsider clicks were so cheap. Somehow I was enjoying the articles up until this one. Heh, still will probably keep the RSS feed flowing.