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Could there be another possibility? Since cleaners tend to be older, and the tracking device also records blood pressure and heart rate, could it be that if someone’s readings are abnormal, they can immediately receive the appropriate medical assistance?
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ExitLiquidityBuddy
13 minutes ago
I'm with tech on this one; malicious cropping is disgusting
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AirdropMarathoner
15 minutes ago
Rumor spreaders just take screenshots; debunkers have to write a thesis to explain
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ChainOracle
15 minutes ago
Older cleaners often face emergencies, making location trackers lifesaving tools
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2FA
33 minutes ago
Automatic alerts for an abnormal heartbeat—this is a very thoughtful design
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RarityScraper
38 minutes ago
I almost got swept up in the narrative too before reading the full report
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GasJoker
39 minutes ago
Quite the reversal: “technology for good” gets slammed as surveillance
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AMirroredSphereReflectingThe
40 minutes ago
First Review
I suggest including the full functionality in the headline to avoid it being taken out of context
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