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Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea... by aortega on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @04:10PM (#27825675)
The Garmin instinct have that function and works great. There are way cheaper options like the Fitbit charge, it also has a body-battery and is very accurate.

BTW I never had covid but if my body battery gets below 20, I also feel like shit. That´s the point I guess.

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Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea... by disabled on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @04:12PM (#27825710)
Thank you for the recommendation, which is thoughtful. One thing that you may want to keep in mind: Garmin has to follow GDPR, while FitBit (Google) does not.

You may not want Google (e.g. YouTube) serving you ads when it knows you are in a very low body battery state, for example.

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Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea... by johnchristopher on Wednesday July 14, 2021 @02:50AM (#27830391)
Why doesn't Google have to follow GDPR in this case ?
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Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea... by disabled on Wednesday July 14, 2021 @02:55PM (#27836894)
Sorry for the confusion: For Americans Google does not have to follow GDPR. Garmin has to follow GDPR worldwide as it is incorporated in Switzerland.
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