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The Apple Watch may not work well when worn over tattoos. In a support page on its website, Apple said, “Permanent or temporary changes to your skin, such as some tattoos, can…impact heart rate sensor performance.” The tattoos and even darker-colored skin can block light from the sensor, Apple said, making it difficult for the watch to get accurate readings. The problem however is not unique to Apple Watch.
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