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Originally Posted by Newbiesaukee
Although ApS frequently has misinformation from his news aggregators, his reference to oxygen readings from Samsung phones is correct ( mostly.) I honestly did not believe it, so Googled. Actually, Samsung has had the ability to measure oxygen saturation for several generations of its phones, using its health app. And measuring oxygen saturation may be useful for at risk people to know. However, as I understand, it is actually the older Samsungs that have this feature so before you go out and buy one, be certain that it is the correct model. We may now return to the political bickering. I do subscribe to the Xfiles “trust no one.” Or, better yet, the more optimistic Reagan “trust, but verify.”
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For "lag", I'd intended reduced time outdoors to attain suitable vitamin D levels, stress, and substance-abuse affecting immune response.
My first Smartphone was a
Samsung Galaxy 5. I used the existing app to check my pulse—
thought it was cool—and
never used it again.
Since Oxygen saturation is a big concern with this virus from the Far East—I'll check my new
Samsung Galaxy 10e for a suitable app.