Smart Watch

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You don't need a smart watch. You don't do sports. You don't need to track your sleep (who does?) You don't even like looking at your phone. You do not need a smart watch... But it's so cheap 👀

pref below 3k. TIA 🙏🏼🙏🏼 submitted by /u/borjersteaksupreme10 to r/PHRunners [link] [comments]

I currently have an Apple Watch, I’m not sure which model. It’s maybe 4 years old. Battery barely makes it 14 hours, 16 at the very best. I’m active and outdoorsy. I’d also love to find a watch that can monitor my sleep, cuz it’s been poor. I’m thinking maybe a Garmin? Any thoughts. $300 is what I’m thinking, but $500 max. submitted by /u/User840316 to r/smartwatch [link] [comments]

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Meta is facing a new federal lawsuit filed today by plaintiffs Gina Bartone of New Jersey and Mateo Canu of California, represented by the Clarkson Law Firm, after a Swedish investigative journalism report revealed that employees at Sama, a Nairobi-based subcontractor, were reviewing footage captured by customers’ Meta Ray-Ban AI smart glasses that included nudity, sexual activity, and individuals using the bathroom, without users having any knowledge their footage was being sent to overseas human reviewers for analysis. Meta sold over 7 million pairs of its AI smart glasses in 2025, making the glasses one of the most successful consumer hardware launches in the company’s history, and every pair contains cameras that users activate to capture video and photos shared with Meta AI for features like real-time object identification, navigation assistance, and memory recall. The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office has simultaneously opened a formal investigation into the footage review practices, adding a regulatory enforcement dimension to the legal action that could result in significant GDPR fines on top of the US civil litigation. The lawsuit’s central legal argument targets Meta’s marketing directly. Promotional materials for the glasses used phrases including “designed with privacy, by you,” “built for your privacy,” and “you’re in control of your data and content,” and included advertisements highlighting privacy settings and describing an “added layer of security.” None of that marketing included any disclaimer disclosing that footage captured and shared with Meta AI would be reviewed by human contractors located overseas, and the complaint argues that this omission constitutes both a breach of consumer protection statutes and false advertising under California and federal law. The blurring technology Meta told reviewers was being applied to obscure faces in footage did not reliably function, according to sources cited in the Swedish investigation, meaning identifiable individuals appeared in intimate footage being reviewed without the subjects’ knowledge or consent. Meta’s defense position will likely center on the disclosure language buried in its terms of service, which states that in some cases Meta will review user interactions with its AI through automated or manual human review to improve the user experience. The problem with that defense is that the terms bury this disclosure without drawing attention to it in the consumer-facing marketing, and courts have been increasingly skeptical of the argument that fine-print terms of service provide adequate notice for practices that directly contradict the prominent marketing messages a product leads with. The Clarkson Law Firm has previously filed major suits against Apple, Google, and OpenAI, and its track record includes several cases that forced significant policy changes and settlements from major tech companies, suggesting this lawsuit has the legal sophistication and firm resources to survive early dismissal motions and reach discovery, where Meta’s internal communications about the footage review practices will become a key battleground. submitted by /u/InterstellarKinetics to r/InterstellarKinetics [link] [comments]

Hello! Looking for good Smart Watch suggestions :) What I prefer po sana is: - good tracking of sleep - accurate step counter - gps - can listen to music while running without having to bring my phone w/ me - sync po sana ng health and fitness sa iPhone - can create custom training for exercises (mainly for run walk routine) I know apple watches has these features but I can't justify spending over 20k 😭 I'm not there yet lol! But if tingin nyo po apple watches lang may kaya ng mga ganyang features I guess open naman ako but if may better and more afforable option. Would love to check it out!!! submitted by /u/Grouchy_Lab_9172 to r/Tech_Philippines [link] [comments]

I am looking for: -Samsung/android compatible -sleep tracking - long battery life (I cant charge it every night if I want to track my sleep) - heart beat tracking - GPS (at least turns on if your heart stops and maybe a quick turn on button for emergencies) - ECG I want a watch with the best & most accurate health features, not necessarily music, phone, or step counter. submitted by /u/bholtz2525 to r/smartwatch [link] [comments]