On: Apple Watch sleep apnea detection gets FDA approva...

[Eric_WVGG]

Any chance that you'd be interested in open-sourcing that app?

A very long time ago, I got the impression that sleeping on your back is healthy, and successfully "trained" myself into the practice… now I'm trying desperately to untrain the habit 9_9

[gmiller123456 → Eric_WVGG]

I have sleep apnea and specifically asked my doctor if there was a best or better sleeping position, and she said no. I find laying on my back causes the least interference with the mask, but I've yet to manage to actually sleep on my back yet, been trying for like 3 years now.

[rogerrogerr → gmiller123456]

Ever try a weighted blanket?

[gmiller123456 → rogerrogerr]

I haven't. I'm pretty comfortable on my back, just can't seem to fall asleep.

[bhelkey → Eric_WVGG]

If they open source it but the app isn't allowed on the app store, how will anyone install it?

[post-it → bhelkey]

If they're on Mac, they can import it into XCode and install it as a development app.

[freehorse → bhelkey]

In my understanding it can be allowed as long as they do not market it as medical app?

[slowmotiony → bhelkey]

We've been sideloading iOS apps for years without any issues. You can use Xcode, or sideloadly, or altstore, or like a hundred other ways.

[freehorse → Eric_WVGG]

It is healthy, unless you have sleep apnea or snore a lot.