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The saga of the Apple Watch and blood oxygen monitoring continues, and two new reports indicate that the now-missing feature will return, and there’s even a workaround to get it back now, it seems. Here’s all you need to know.You’ll remember, but just in case, Apple was accused of patent infringement by health device maker Masimo for the way pulse oximetry worked on the Apple Watch.
Apple has filed an appeal and if successful, it would mean that the feature could be restored, presumably by a software update for the affected Watches.
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