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How to Find COVID-19 Testing Locations with Apple Maps on iPhone & iPad
Go to OSX Daily to read How to Find COVID-19 Testing Locations with Apple Maps on iPhone & iPad If you are interested in finding a COVID-19 testing location, Apple Maps may be able to help track down a place where you can get tested for the novel coronavirus. Finding COVID-19 testing facilities near you,…
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How to Track Symptoms with Health App on iPhone
Go to OSX Daily to read How to Track Symptoms with Health App on iPhone Do you use Apple’s Health app to track your activity and keep a medical record on your iPhone? In that case, you’ll be pleased to know that Apple has added a whole new section to add symptoms with the most…
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How to Start, Pause, & Stop Workouts on Apple Watch
Go to OSX Daily to read How to Start, Pause, & Stop Workouts on Apple Watch If you say the words “Apple Watch” to someone the first thing they are most likely to think about is health and fitness. Apple has spent the last few years making the Apple Watch synonymous with working out and…
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How to Set Up Medical ID on Your iPhone
Read full article: at LifeHacker The imminent iOS 13.5 update includes a new feature that could save your life. Once the update drops, you’ll be able to opt into automatically sharing your medical ID with 911 dispatchers and first responders, which will then provide you with the best care. Read more… Read full article: at LifeHacker
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How to See & Change What Apps Can Access Health Data on iPhone
Go to OSX Daily to read How to See & Change What Apps Can Access Health Data on iPhone The more sensors and gadgets that we wear the more our phones and watches know about us, and if you use some of the various Health apps and fitness trackers you’ll find personal health data can…
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How to Get iOS 13 to Tell You If Your Headphones Are Too Loud
With the latest iOS update, the Apple health app can now tell you about the noise levels you’ve been exposed to—both from the environment around you, and from your headphones. Here’s how to set it up, and what to do with that information once you have it. Read more… Read full article: at LifeHacker