News Summary

• Blood oxygen data will be measured and calculated on the user’s paired iPhone, and results can be viewed in the Respiratory section of the Health app.
• This means users won’t be able to view the data on their Apple Watch, as they’ll need to do so on their iPhone.
• Apple says the update announced today is enabled by a recent U.S. Customs ruling, which means that the tech giant is allowed to import Apple Watches with the redesigned Blood Oxygen feature.