Today Apple announced 3 new features that I led software development for: Wrist Temperature & Ovulation Estimates for Apple Watch, and Cycle Deviation Detection for iOS. All designed with privacy at their core. Congrats to the amazing team who made these possible! #AppleEvent
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i doubted elon when he said the verification thing would empower average people but someone just spent 8$ and managed to cost a giant pharma company billions lol
While concurrency might be useful in small doses, your program can only maximize spontaneous collaboration if you bring all the code back to the main thread
Today Apple announced 3 new features that I led software development for: Wrist Temperature & Ovulation Estimates for Apple Watch, and Cycle Deviation Detection for iOS. All designed with privacy at their core. Congrats to the amazing team who made these possible! #AppleEvent
@rtmoore21 I recommend reading the great descriptions in the Settings app under Privacy, including in the Analytics & Improvements section and the Apple Advertising section.
@o_Matto The Cycle Tracking watchOS app has been deletable since we first released it a few years ago. Also users have to explicitly set up to Cycle Tracking and log some menstruation to get started, and can of course delete that data later if they want to.
@jeremyjkun It’s covered in the event video starting 12 min in. You can also start 8 min in to see the features overviewed first or watch the whole event! https://t.co/gtlN2xtCxc