A new user study out of Canada may encourage Apple to add a stress app to its popular Apple Watch line.
A new study has determined that the Apple Watch can be fairly adept at predicting stress levels of its users. The study was performed by a team of researchers from the University of Waterloo, Canada.The Apple Watch is a highly-popular smartwatch that has many useful features and functions. From being able to check text messages and take a phone call, to tracking your heart rate and sleep patterns, the Apple Watch can indeed make life a bit easier. However, a new study also details how the smartwatch can also predict stress levels with a high degree of accuracy, even though it’s not currently a feature Apple offers in its smartwatch line-up.Participants of the study were given an iPhone 7 with iOS 15.0 and an Apple Watch Series 6, which had an Apple Watch ECG app installed.
