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It might also buffer X seconds, so if it cuts out for a second, you won’t notice the skips. It’s today’s version of the anti-skip on Discmans!
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Henrik Zetterberg posted:It’s today’s version of the anti-skip on Discmans! 
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If you hold the watch so it's spinning vertically it skips less.
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Yeah but you have to remember to push the "Skip Protection" button first duh 
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So in the USA, the only way I can get an Apple Watch that measures SpO2 at this point is if I buy a used model that was purchased before the early 2024 cutoff (which can be verified by certain characters in the model number)? Change of ownership on an old model doesn't affect this?
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Splinter posted:Change of ownership on an old model doesn't affect this? Correct. E: also the ones that are being sold now still have the blood oxygen hardware, it’s a software disable, so it’ll likely be reenabled in the future after Apple either wins their appeals or reaches a deal.
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Splinter posted:So in the USA, the only way I can get an Apple Watch that measures SpO2 at this point is if I buy a used model that was purchased before the early 2024 cutoff (which can be verified by certain characters in the model number)? Change of ownership on an old model doesn't affect this? Additionally, if you need to have it warrantied for any reason, you'll likely lose SpO2, since Apple Watch warranties are all hardware swaps.
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Raymond T. Racing posted:Additionally, if you need to have it warrantied for any reason, you'll likely lose SpO2, since Apple Watch warranties are all hardware swaps. Apple’s permitted to bring in functional SpO2 watches for service/repair and for warranty replacement. (This doesn’t 100% mean you won’t lose SpO2, since what they’re permitted to do is distinct from what they’ll actually do, but the actual judgment provided them with this ability.)
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Kalman posted:Apple’s permitted to bring in functional SpO2 watches for service/repair and for warranty replacement. (This doesn’t 100% mean you won’t lose SpO2, since what they’re permitted to do is distinct from what they’ll actually do, but the actual judgment provided them with this ability.) everything that I've seen is that warranty swaps end up as SpO2-disabled ones
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I’ve had this Series 7 since launch. How do I turn on SpO2, or did one of the WatchOS updates disable it?
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eightysixed posted:I’ve had this Series 7 since launch. If you've had it since launch, no, it will have it (in the US, anyway, idk about other countries). Open the Blood Oxygen app.
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Raymond T. Racing posted:everything that I've seen is that warranty swaps end up as SpO2-disabled ones Entirely possible! I’m familiar with the lawsuit and its outcomes, not with the Apple warranty process.
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Endless Mike posted:If you've had it since launch, no, it will have it (in the US, anyway, idk about other countries). Open the Blood Oxygen app.  Yeah, I bought it on launch day, US model and apparently it's been tracking it ever since the day I bought it in the Health App, I just never thought to look for it. I picked my "Favorites" or whatever for the Health app dashboard, and I guess I glanced right over that. Thank you, added   (I hope an average of 98% is good over the years I've had it, seems like 100% would be best  )
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eightysixed posted:(I hope an average of 98% is good over the years I've had it, seems like 100% would be best You may be a zombie
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Splinter posted:You may be a zombie  Kalman posted:Correct. E: also the ones that are being sold now still have the blood oxygen hardware, it’s a software disable eightysixed fucked around with this message at 20:18 on Apr 24, 2024 |
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eightysixed posted:Oh, wow, look at that Anything over 95% is normal. Below 92% is where you should be concerned, but only if it's staying there since it's not going to have perfect measurements all the time.
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eightysixed posted:
Nope. Apple won in district court, but lost in the ITC - but the ITC doesn’t have jurisdiction once product is in-country, only when it’s crossing the border and for a limited time thereafter (basically while still in Apple’s possession). They can’t order Apple to disable the feature for customers who already have a watch.
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