Apple surveys Apple Watch users on health features, mentions glucose monitoring

Apple is now sending a brand-new survey to Apple Watch users, this time for more information about how its customers utilize it to monitor health data. Remarkably enough, the company asks if the user has any apps set up to keep track of eating practices, medications, and blood glucose levels.

Study screenshot (in Portuguese).

A screenshot of the study was shown 9to5Mac by a Brazilian reader, who got it in his e-mail on Friday. In the email, Apple says it wants feedback on the Apple Watch user experience, with a link to send the answers.
The survey has actually an area dedicated to health features, which have actually become a significant selling point of the Apple Watch because its intro. Apple first inquires about the functions built into watchOS, such as action counting, flights climbed, activity rings, stand pointers, and the Workout app– the company would like to know which of these features customers utilize the most.
Following these questions, Apple likewise inquires about third-party apps for managing health data. The survey provides choices about using third-party apps for tracking workouts, keeping track of eating practices (consisting of hydration and nutrition), and managing other health care (such as medications and keeping an eye on blood sugar levels).
The business typically sends out studies to customers in order to discover out what they think about a product or what they miss on it. While the alternatives mentioned in studies do not always make it into an item, current reports suggest that Apple is working on a brand-new blood glucose level sensing unit for Apple Watch Series 7– which is anticipated to be revealed later this year.
Back in 2020, Apple asked some iPhone users if they kept the power adapter that came in package. Months later, iPhone 12 was announced with the battery charger not included. Another survey asked what users believed about Face ID prior to the release of iOS 14.5 with a choice to open the iPhone utilizing the Apple Watch when wearing a mask.

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Back in 2020, Apple asked some iPhone users if they kept the power adapter that came in the box. Months later, iPhone 12 was revealed with the battery charger not consisted of. Another survey asked what users believed about Face ID prior to the release of iOS 14.5 with an alternative to open the iPhone using the Apple Watch when wearing a mask.