Not accurate at all
Telling me my heart rate is 148bpm when other apps are showing 178
Don’t be fooled
The app has a very clear intention to trick users, especially elderly to pay without releasing it.
The trick is it provides a 5 page instruction on the first time launch, and the “Continue” button on the last page deliberately triggers purchase action, misleading users to pay, when they think they are going to continue to try the features
It also deliberately hides the close button forcing users to close by tapping the only “Continue” button, which again misleads users to purchase.
When you finally close the instruction page, you find everything in the app would trigger the same purchase action.
The trick is it provides a 5 page instruction on the first time launch, and the “Continue” button on the last page deliberately triggers purchase action, misleading users to pay, when they think they are going to continue to try the features
It also deliberately hides the close button forcing users to close by tapping the only “Continue” button, which again misleads users to purchase.
When you finally close the instruction page, you find everything in the app would trigger the same purchase action.
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