Apple Watch will protect your hearing and follow your menstrual cycle with WatchOS 6

WatchOS 6, the big Apple update for the Apple Watch will try to protect your ears. Apple's built-in microphone will tell you if the ambient noise is too loud and advise you to take care of your hearing. And this is just one of many new health-related features, including monitoring the menstrual cycle (and fertility) on the watch itself, and a new feature on activity trends that lets you see how you are achieving your fitness goals over time. announced at WWDC 2019.

Yes, this means that your Apple Watch microphone may be listening to you more often, but the company said the sampling would only be "recurring" and that it would not record or record. recorded no sound. We expect security researchers to independently verify this assertion very soon. You can also display the new Hearing Health decibel counter directly on your dial because it has its own complication.

Menstruation monitoring is not new to the iPhone – it arrived in 2015 after an outcry that did not appear in the original Health iOS 8 app – but being able to track your cycles on the watch is a "finally" moment.Fitbit added women's health monitoring to its smartwatches last year, and Garmin did the same in April.

Here's what it will look like on the Apple Watch:

The "Fertile Window" notifications for your watch are optional, by the way, in case you are worried that such a thing is coming to your wrist at a potentially embarrassing time!

Yes, it's a lot of very personal data to trust Apple. However, the company said it would be stored locally on your iPhone or encrypted in iCloud.

Here is an overview of the new trends in the activity:

Apple insisted that its devices be the you've been monitoring your personal health since 2014, and the Apple Watch has become an essential part of it, not only to track your fitness and heart rate, but by adding an electrocardiogram (ECG) to control your heart rate in your heart. Apple Watch 4. According to some rumors, Watch would also add an integrated sleep tracking by 2020.

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