Oura and Whoop Turn Your Body Into Data. ‘One Night Only’ Shows How That Can Be Dangerous
A fictional biometric regime feels less remote as wearables collect richer health data. The real issue is not tracking alone, but who controls the record.
A fictional biometric regime feels less remote as wearables collect richer health data. The real issue is not tracking alone, but who controls the record.
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This article discusses privacy and data control issues related to biometric wearables, which is an emerging theme but does not directly affect credit markets or financial professionals' core activities.
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Oura and Whoop Turn Your Body Into Data. ‘One Night Only’ Shows How That Can Be Dangerous
A fictional biometric regime feels less remote as wearables collect richer health data. The real issue is not tracking alone, but who controls the record.