[Libloather]

I'm game just as long as the results are recorded on Hillary's email server and can be deleted whenever I wish.

[CIB-173RDABN]

Before retiring my wife’s company had a fitness program. It was voluntary. Wearing a fitbit, she would get points when she met her daily goal. These points could be redeemed for gifts.

We both still wear fitbit, as someone else mentions, it is good positive feedback and a gentle reminder when you get lazy.

My daily goal is 3 miles a day. Don’t always reach it, but I try.

[Buckeye McFrog]

I remember reading the 1982 best seller Megatrends in which author John Nesbitt predicted that any technology which people found to be dehumanizing would be rejected.

Boy, was he off by a light year with THAT one!

[sphinx]

Such a device will eventually plug into an app that monitors everything you ingest so that diet can be closely monitored. Drugs of abuse, of course, will not be part of the screening regime, out of respect for privacy.

[tomkat]

Baaaaa . . . ?

             

[tomkat]

“Tracker information will become part of your health record,” said Nancy Green, global practice lead for health care at Verizon Enterprise Solutions.

Dunno which is creepier, the quote or the 'title' !
Can only imagine what flavor of insufferable 'career womyn' Mz.Nancy is likely to be.

Somedays I'm quite grateful to be closing in on the finish line . . .