So IOS 9 will track how often you have sex, whether or not you used protection, and track menstrual cycle.
http://money.cnn.com/2015/06/09/tech...ing/index.html
So IOS 9 will track how often you have sex, whether or not you used protection, and track menstrual cycle.
http://money.cnn.com/2015/06/09/tech...ing/index.html
Already apps that do this. My gf uses one called PinkPad for years.
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Title is misleading, it's just an app that stores whatever data you give it.
I don't like the fact that it's preinstalled, since I'm not a fan of apps bundled in with OS's. I already use an app to track a wide variety of things, including female health things and weight which I then show to my doctor. Any woman is going to know that if you go to your doctor with any reproductive problems the first thing they're going to say is "Do you have a calender showing your menstruation?"
Having apps to do this sort of data is very useful... but people should, as always, be able to choose what they want on their devices.
So its not really tracking you having sex, its you just adding that information to your health app.
Because otherwise you'd actually have to hold the device or be on camera to get some kind of sensor reading for the iPhone to know you are getting freaky.
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Seeing how its little more than a "Dear Diary" post, sure!
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I always wonder why Apple is advertising with built-in apps (which would easily run on lower versions as well) instead of actual features.
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Does it also track gay sex?
If not, Apple is discriminating.